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Reviews prevailing case law, practice, and theory relating to issues raised by the Dershowitz memorandum, which discusses applicability of attorney-client privilege in Congressional hearings, disclosure of client identity and fees, scope of the business advice exception, and ethical duty of attorneys to preserve client confidence.
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