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Title |
Attorney-client privilege and constitutional rights for protection of privacy and for information |
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Authors |
Makarova Zinaida Valentinovna
PhD Law, Professor of the Department of Constitutional and Administrative
Law, South Ural State University, Chelyabinsk, Russian Federation. 76,
Lenin Ave., Chelyabinsk, Russia.
E-mail: kiap@susu.ac.ru.
Minbaleev Aleksey Vladimirovich
PhD Law, Professor of the Department of Constitutional and Administrative
Law, South Ural State University, Chelyabinsk, Russian Federation. 76,
Lenin Ave., Chelyabinsk, Russia.
E-mail: alexmin@bk.ru. |
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Point of view |
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1/2015 |
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188-191 |
index UDC |
342.72/.73:002 + 347.965.3
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Abstract |
The paper analyzes the
characteristics of one of the professional secrecy in the system of restricted
information — attorney-client privilege. The term ‘attorney-client privilege’ defines
the legal prohibition to disclose information obtained by the lawyer in connection
with the performance of their professional duties. attorney-client privilege
acts as a guarantee of the constitutional rights of the suspect for protection of the
constitutional rights of citizens for protection of privacy. The mode of secrecy,
including a attorney-client privilege, is the limitation of the constitutional
right for information, as it is the legal means of limitation of seeking, receiving,
and distributing information. Attorney-client privilege restricts the right for
disclosing information obtained by the lawyer in connection with the performance of
their professional duties.
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Keywords |
attorney-client privilege, constitutional rights,
the right for information, the right for privacy.
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