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The clergy-penitent privilege does not impose upon religious counsel a fiduciary duty subjecting them to civil liability for disclosing confidential communications, New York's highest court held Tuesday. The court upheld dismissal of an action in which a woman sued two rabbis for disclosing, in the confines of a matrimonial action, that she'd revealed to them her deviation from some Orthodox Jewish requirements.
November 27, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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