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Q: Is privacy right protection included in privilege log?

Is privacy right protection included in privilege log?

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James L. Arrasmith
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A: Generally, privacy right protection is not directly included in a privilege log. A privilege log typically focuses on documenting items withheld from discovery due to attorney-client privilege or work product doctrine.

However, privacy concerns can indirectly relate to privilege logs in a few ways:

1. If a document is withheld due to privacy laws, this might be noted in the log.

2. The nature of some privileged communications may involve private information.

3. Courts may sometimes require privacy-related redactions to be logged.

For a more complete answer, I'd need to know more about the specific context of your case. Privacy rights and privilege logs can interact in complex ways depending on the jurisdiction and nature of the litigation.

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