A new rule being proposed in New Jersey would create a "unified mental health service provider evidentiary privilege"—an effort to reorganize the present patchwork of privileges that offer varying degrees of protection to different professionals.
April 02, 2014 at 05:41 PM
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A new rule being proposed in New Jersey would create a “unified mental health service provider evidentiary privilege”—an effort to reorganize the present patchwork of privileges that offer varying degrees of protection to different professionals.
The Supreme Court Committee on the Rules of Evidence released the draft proposal on Wednesday and asked for comments by June 2.
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