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Hampton defends privilege rule: "The vestigal tail you save may be your own"

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Long-time Texas Criminal Defense Lawyer Association stalwart Keith Hampton offered up this response to Court of Criminal Appeals Judge Cathy Cochran's guest post yesterday in which she defended the court's proposed deletion of part of the attorney client privilege rule. See also the text of the proposed rule change, Judge Cochran's post, and a letter from federal public defender Richard Anderson regarding the proposed deletion.From Keith Hampton, via email -As one who very much respects the views and great work of Judge Cochran, I agree that the discussion for rule changes should be deliberative and thoughtful, an approach I have no doubt the advisory group has taken, and I am encouraged to see Judge Cochran lead the way. Past TCDLA president Richard Anderson?s letter was offered to the group in that spirit, as was current President Craig Jett?s participation...continue to full post

Full post as published by Grits for Breakfast on June 15, 2008 (boomark / email).

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