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3580 Reading the psychiatric records of a complaining witness is not a communicative act, so attorneys who did so while preparing a defense are not protected by the Litigation Privilege, but if the records were made available to them by a court order, they are not liable for reading them.CitationMANSELL v OTTO (Psychiatric Records) 108 CA4 265 [See: CivC 47; Silberg v Anderson 50 C3 205; Susan S v Israels 55 CA4 1290 T/AT 7/97] |
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