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: Southern District of FloridaDisturbing story from state court
The State took a breath-taking position -- because the call originated from jail, the inmate waived the attorney-client privilege. The judge quickly dismissed this position. The defense argued that the case should be dismissed for the egregious violation. The judge didn't go that far, but did disqualify the entire prosecution office from the case.
Two questions for you. Does this happen over here? And if it did ever happen, what would the likely result be. I put two polls for you below:
Full post as published by Southern District of Florida on January 07, 2009 (boomark / email).
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