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A battle is brewing that puts two professional claims to the principle of confidentiality in direct opposition. The problem was sparked after confidential documents written by the attorneys at the firm of Jones Day were leaked to the Oakland Tribune . Jones Day has sued the newspaper, insisting that it return the confidential communications, in a conflict that pits a fundamental tenet of the legal profession against equally sacrosanct protections against forcing the media to reveal its sources.
April 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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