Arizona Statutes
§ 12-2236 — Waiver of privilege as to attorney or doctor
A person who offers himself as a witness and voluntarily testifies with reference to the communications referred to in sections 12-2234 and 12-2235 thereby consents to the examination of such attorney, physician or surgeon.
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