Competence, Compellability, and Privilege

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  2. Maryland Code
  3. Courts and Judicial Proceedings
  4. Witnesses
  5. Competence, Compellability, and Privilege

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Section
9-101

In general

Section
9-103

Testimony by child in criminal case

Section
9-105

Testimony by spouses -- Confidential communications occurring during marriage

Section
9-106

Testimony by spouses -- Spouse of person charged with a crime

Section
9-107

Defendant in criminal trial

Section
9-108

Attorney-client privilege

Section
9-109

Communications between patient and psychiatrist or psychologist

Section
9-109.1

Communications between client and psychiatric-mental health nursing specialist

Section
9-110

Privileged communications -- Accountants

Section
9-111

Privileged communications -- Minister, clergyman, or priest

Section
9-112

Privileged communications -- News media

Section
9-113

Adverse person or party

Section
9-114

Interpreters

Section
9-115

Character witness

Section
9-116

Dead or incompetent persons

Section
9-117

Self-corroboration when impeached

Section
9-118

Oath of person testifying before grand jury

Section
9-119

Person testifying in supplementary proceeding

Section
9-120

Psychologist as expert witness

Section
9-121

Communications between licensed social worker and client

Section
9-122

Subpoenas of members of General Assembly in civil or administrative actions

Section
9-123

Witness immunity for compulsory testimony

Section
9-124

Privileged communications -- Communications or information involving labor organizations