Owen Gregorian

Do you want to read your post?

I want you to read your post.

At first I was like, did he get hacked?

Well, like Scott would tell you, nothing secured, even signal and telegram, anything that, you know, our ex chats and all that, you know, the government usually has a back door.

But in regards to the privilege of confidentiality between client and attorney,

the attorney, even if the attorney wanted to cooperate with the authorities, let's just say that he or she wanted to do that, the privilege cannot be broken unless it's the client that breaks it.

So if Susie Wiles says, okay, now everybody can understand and hear everything and use it in court as evidence, then she or any other client can say that.

In law school, and even while practicing, the key is always to keep a client's privacy is number one and the privilege that they carry.

However, there's been cases where you're in the courthouse, in the

you know, in the halls hallway of a courthouse and you're speaking to your client, anybody that's standing next to you, um, basically can hear your conversation and then they can be the post or, or let's just say me and Erica and I talked to her about my privileged conversation with my attorney.

Erica can be the post.

um just like they deposed hillary hillary and bill um whatever hillary now there is in regards to that there is uh what i call what is called um spousal privilege

spousal privileges.

The same with your priest or pastor.

There is that privilege between you and them.

But again, it's the person in the client attorney, client privilege is the client that needs to break it.

They can't use it in court.

You cannot use these statements in court.

But what they do is they bootstrap it to find investigate you in that way, meaning that if they hear something while they're listening to you, they go and look for this.

they look for other ways to bring it in to bring in the evidence now if your attorney can can like um if your defense can actually connect the new evidence to the old uh