Unknown to Defendant, X had been disbarred. The prosecution calls W to testify. California, only the witness spouse holds the privilege for confidential communications. 2.Defendant is charged with a 1990 sexual assault. There is evidence that the assailant transmitted a venereal disease to the victim.
Defendant is free of any such infection at the time of arrest.
The prosecution subpoena's the 1990 records of Defendant's physician to see if Defendant was treated for venereal disease on or about the time of the crime. The court sustained the objection. Had it been made, a privilege objection should have been sustained. 6.Plaintiff drank a Dipsi Cola only to find something disgusting in the bottom of the bottle. In a civil action against Dipsi Cola Co., Plaintiff claims damages because he is now under psychiatric treatment by Dr. No, a psychiatrist.