S.2450 - A bill to amend the Federal Rules of Evidence to address the waiver of the attorney-client privilege and the work product doctrine.

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  • Official: A bill to amend the Federal Rules of Evidence to address the waiver of the attorney-client privilege and the work product doctrine. as introduced.

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02/12/08
Local Support for Federal Rule 502

... expressing the bar association’s support for the proposed legislation (S. 2450), which would add Rule 502 to the Federal Rules of E...

Source: Brooklyn Daily Eagle, NY
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12/16/07
Bipartisan legal reform bill in th...

S. 2450, introduced by Sens. Leahy and Specter, would implement a new Federal Rule 502, establishing a presumption for the return of inad...

Source: Point of Law, NY
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12/12/07
Voyage of Discovery

introduced a bill (S. 2450) on Tuesday that would help minimize the costly and cumbersome process of guarding against the inadvertent rel...

Source: The BLT, DC
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11/25/08
PointofLaw.com | PointOfLaw Forum:...

Bills relating to the operation of federal and/or state courts: S. 2450 now Public Law 110-322; to amend the Federal Rules of Evidence to...

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11/24/08
Trans Loop Directory: Trans Loop D...

Podcast of Select Rules Proceedings - Nov 26, 2008; Civil Rules Hearing and Appellate Rules Meeting - Nov 26, 2008; Criminal and Evidence...

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11/18/08
Law Bites » "Soul Train" Host Fac...

"Human drama fills case called landmark on Internet" · President Bush Signs into Law S. 2450, a Bill Adding New Rule 502 to the Federal R...

Source: Law Bites
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11/08/08
Law Bites » "But the Supreme Cour...

Define That Term #288 · New Article - ‘Click time’ · President Bush Signs into Law S. 2450, a Bill Adding New Rule 502 to the Federal...

Source: Law Bites
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11/06/08
Apparent authority supports warran...

Supreme Court Rejects Death Penalty for Child Rape; President Bush Signs into Law S. 2450, a Bill Adding New Rule 502 to the Federal Rule...

Source: Law Bites
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11/01/08
Maine Evidence and Electronic Disc...

On September 8, 2008, the US House of Representatives passed a bill entitled “A bill to amend the Federal Rules of Evidence to address ...

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11/01/08
Update on New Federal Rule of Evid...

As discussed in my posting on September 9, 2008, both houses of Congress had passed S. 2450, which created a new Rule of Evidence 502 add...

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10/22/08
The Third Branch

Chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT), introduced S. 2450 in the Senate with co-sponsor and ranking Judic...

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10/18/08
The First Federal Counsel Privileg...

The President has signed Senate Bill S. 2450, the first federal rule of evidence specifically addressing counsel privilege waiver.

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10/16/08
Editorial: Evidence Rule 502 on in...

We are gratified that Congress passed, and President Bush signed, S.2450 adopting into law a new Federal Evidence Rule 502 addressing ina...

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