Book contents
- Attorney-Client Privilege in the Americas: Professional Secrecy of Lawyers
- Attorney-Client Privilege in the Americas
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Preface
- 1 Attorney-Client Privilege in the Americas
- 2 Anguilla
- 3 Antigua & Barbuda
- 4 Argentina
- 5 Bahamas
- 6 Barbados
- 7 Belize
- 8 Bermuda
- 9 Bolivia
- Preliminary Note
- 1 Scope and Limitations on the Duty of Professional Secrecy/Attorney-Client Privilege
- 2 History of the Duty of Professional Secrecy in Bolivia
- 3 Supervision
- 4 Sanctions
- 5 Duty to Provide Information to the Authorities
- 6 Treatment of Lawyers’ Documents and Correspondence in the Context of Judicial or Police Investigations and Search of a Lawyer’s Office
- 7 Tapping of Telephone Conversations with a Lawyer
- 8 The Lawyer as Witness
- 9 The Lawyer and the Press
- 10 Powers of the Tax and Other Authorities
- 11 National Security Issues
- Contents
- 10 Brazil
- 11 British Virgin Islands
- 12 Canada
- 13 Chile
- 14 Colombia
- 15 Costa Rica
- 16 Cuba
- 17 Curaçao
- 18 Dominican Republic
- 19 Ecuador
- 20 El Salvador
- 21 Guatemala
- 22 Honduras
- 23 Jamaica
- 24 Mexico
- 25 Panama
- 26 Paraguay
- 27 Peru
- 28 Puerto Rico
- 29 Trinidad and Tobago
- 30 United States
- 31 Uruguay
- 32 U.S. Virgin Islands
- 33 Venezuela
- Index
Contents
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- Attorney-Client Privilege in the Americas: Professional Secrecy of Lawyers
- Attorney-Client Privilege in the Americas
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Preface
- 1 Attorney-Client Privilege in the Americas
- 2 Anguilla
- 3 Antigua & Barbuda
- 4 Argentina
- 5 Bahamas
- 6 Barbados
- 7 Belize
- 8 Bermuda
- 9 Bolivia
- Preliminary Note
- 1 Scope and Limitations on the Duty of Professional Secrecy/Attorney-Client Privilege
- 2 History of the Duty of Professional Secrecy in Bolivia
- 3 Supervision
- 4 Sanctions
- 5 Duty to Provide Information to the Authorities
- 6 Treatment of Lawyers’ Documents and Correspondence in the Context of Judicial or Police Investigations and Search of a Lawyer’s Office
- 7 Tapping of Telephone Conversations with a Lawyer
- 8 The Lawyer as Witness
- 9 The Lawyer and the Press
- 10 Powers of the Tax and Other Authorities
- 11 National Security Issues
- Contents
- 10 Brazil
- 11 British Virgin Islands
- 12 Canada
- 13 Chile
- 14 Colombia
- 15 Costa Rica
- 16 Cuba
- 17 Curaçao
- 18 Dominican Republic
- 19 Ecuador
- 20 El Salvador
- 21 Guatemala
- 22 Honduras
- 23 Jamaica
- 24 Mexico
- 25 Panama
- 26 Paraguay
- 27 Peru
- 28 Puerto Rico
- 29 Trinidad and Tobago
- 30 United States
- 31 Uruguay
- 32 U.S. Virgin Islands
- 33 Venezuela
- Index
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- Attorney-Client Privilege in the AmericasProfessional Secrecy of Lawyers, pp. 129 - 139Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2017