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Subtitle 1 - Competence, Compellability, and Privilege


  • § 9-101. In general
  • § 9-103. Testimony by child in criminal case
  • § 9-105. Testimony by spouses -- Confidential communications occurring during marriage
  • § 9-106. Testimony by spouses -- Spouse of person charged with a crime
  • § 9-107. Defendant in criminal trial
  • § 9-108. Attorney-client privilege
  • § 9-109. Communications between patient and psychiatrist or psychologist
  • § 9-109.1. Communications between client and psychiatric-mental health nursing specialist
  • § 9-110. Privileged communications -- Accountants
  • § 9-111. Privileged communications -- Minister, clergyman, or priest
  • § 9-112. Privileged communications -- News media
  • § 9-113. Adverse person or party
  • § 9-114. Interpreters
  • § 9-115. Character witness
  • § 9-116. Dead or incompetent persons
  • § 9-117. Self-corroboration when impeached
  • § 9-118. Oath of person testifying before grand jury
  • § 9-119. Person testifying in supplementary proceeding
  • § 9-120. Psychologist as expert witness
  • § 9-121. Communications between licensed social worker and client
  • § 9-122. Subpoenas of members of General Assembly in civil or administrative actions
  • § 9-123. Witness immunity for compulsory testimony
  • § 9-124. Privileged communications -- Communications or information involving labor organizations
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