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Lexis Nexis Legal Professional Privilege in Australia, 3rd edition
This well respected book has detailed and scholarly coverage of all aspects of the doctrine of legal professional privilege, and is an authoritative and up-to-date legal work in the market devoted entirely to this area of the law.
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Product description
Legal Professional Privilege in Australia brings together all the important aspects of the doctrine and all substantive decisions thereon, in a readable fashion rather than a bare and dry exposition. It covers the doctrine both at common law and as set out in the Evidence Act 1995, including its qualifications and exceptions thereto, and closely examines the associate and complex doctrine of waiver of the privilege. It also cites numerous cases to provide detailed illustrations of the application of the doctrine.
Extensively revised and updated this third edition this practical book is an essential text for judges, magistrates, barristers, solicitors, police prosecutors, teachers and students of law
Features
- Authoritative, scholarly and comprehensive
- Practical focus
Table of contents
- Introduction
- History of Legal Professional Privilege
- Definition and Application of Legal Professional Privilege
- Basis of the Doctrine
- Qualifications to the Doctrine
- Common Law Exceptions
- Statutory Exceptions
- Express Waiver
- Implied Waive
- Evidence Act 1995
- Evidence Amendment (Confidential Communications) Act 1997
- Conclusions
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