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Attorney-client privilege, or attorney shield, is legal in the U.S., ensuring confidential communication between clients and attorneys. It applies to legal advice, not business or personal advice. During traffic stops, you generally wont have immediate access to an attorney, but you can request one if arrested. Always remain calm, comply with officer instructions, and assert your rights politely. If you have concerns about your rights during a traffic stop, consider seeking legal advice from a criminal defense attorney.Full Conversation
Is attorney shield legal in US
Attorney-client privilege, often referred to as "attorney shield," is legal in the U.S. It ensures that communications between a client and their attorney are kept confidential. This privilege is designed to protect the client's rights, allowing them to speak openly with their attorney without fear of disclosure. It generally applies to legal advice, not business or personal advice.
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Hey Michael! Attorney-client privilege, often called "attorney shield," is indeed legal in the U.S. It protects communications between a client and their attorney, ensuring confidentiality. If you have a specific question or situation regarding this privilege, feel free to share more details!
In traffic stops will I have time to talk to attorney shield?
During a traffic stop, you generally won't have immediate access to an attorney. However, if you're arrested, you have the right to request an attorney before answering questions. Always remember to remain calm, comply with officer instructions, and assert your rights politely if necessary. Do you need more information on your rights during a traffic stop?
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