During Tuesday's arguments of a case over whether the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is entitled to attorney-client privilege as a state agency, state Supreme Court Justice Debra Todd said a ruling in the negative would render attorneys working Pennsylvania government agencies "emasculated."
March 06, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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During Tuesday’s arguments of a case over whether the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is entitled to attorney-client privilege as a state agency, state Supreme Court Justice Debra Todd said a ruling in the negative would render attorneys working Pennsylvania government agencies "emasculated."
Matthew H. Haverstick, the Conrad O’Brien attorney representing the Turnpike Commission, agreed.
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