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§ 49.2547 — General rule of privilege

Nevada·Title 4 WITNESSES AND EVIDENCE·Ch. 49 Privileges· VICTIM’S ADVOCATE AND VICTIM
Except as otherwise provided in NRS 49.2549, a victim who seeks advice, counseling or assistance from a victim’s advocate has a privilege to refuse to disclose, and to prevent any other person from disclosing, confidential communications set forth in NRS 49.2546.

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Legislative History

(Added to NRS by 2003, 1756 )

Nearby Sections

15
§ 49.015
Privileges recognized only as provided
§ 49.025
Required reports privileged by statute
§ 49.027
Prevention of disclosure of privileged matter by interpreter
§ 49.035
Definitions
§ 49.045
“Client” defined
§ 49.055
“Confidential” defined
§ 49.065
“Lawyer” defined
§ 49.075
“Representative of the client” defined
§ 49.085
“Representative of the lawyer” defined
§ 49.095
General rule of privilege
§ 49.105
Who may claim privilege
§ 49.115
Exceptions
§ 49.117
“Review committee” defined
§ 49.119
General rule of privilege
§ 49.121
Who may claim privilege
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