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Urgent! Attorney broke confidentialityWhat is the name of your state? washington Yesterday was suppose to be my boyfriends trial for a domestic dispute we got into several months ago. Well, the case was held over because I wasn't there (they weren't able to subpoena me). Well during the prosecutors arguement to the judge to have it held over, she stated that my boyfriend told his attorney that I wasn't in the area. My boyfriend told his attorney that in confidence - he didn't want the prosecutor to know that. Did his attorney have the right to tell the prosecutor this information? It was really detrimental to my boyfriends case. What can my boyfriend do about this? This is a court appointed attorney. Because this information was given to the prosecutor and the judge, they now know that my boyfriend has talked to me and they issued a warrant for my arrest because they believe I'm hiding so I won't be subpoena. Even if this is true, the information never should have been given to them. Shouldn't he be able to ask for new attorneys and a new judge for this case? |
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| he should be able to get a new court appointed attorney. i had a attorney break confidentiality one time. i wrote a letter to the judge stating that he broke it(send the attorney a copy too). My attorney denied breaking it, but because mine was a pretty serious case the judge dismissed him even though he did not want to get off the case. By the way, how many times does your boyfriend have to beat the crap out of you before you learn not to do stupid things like dodge a subpoena? Or do you just like getting the crap beat out of you?
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I. GENERAL A. Rule of Professional Conduct - Text of RPC 1.6 - Confidentiality. RPC 1.6 provides: (a) A lawyer shall not reveal confidences or secrets relating to representation of a client unless the client consents after consultation, except for disclosures that are impliedly authorized in order to carry out the representation, and except as stated in Sections (b) and (c). (b) A lawyer may reveal such confidences or secrets to the extent the lawyer reasonably believes necessary: (1) To prevent the client from committing a crime; or (2) To establish a claim or defense on behalf of the lawyer in a controversy between the lawyer and the client, to establish a defense to a criminal charge or civil claim against the lawyer based upon conduct in which the client was involved, to respond to allegations in any proceeding concerning the lawyer's representation of the client, or pursuant to court order. (c) A lawyer may reveal to the tribunal confidences or secrets which disclose any breach of fiduciary responsibility by a client who is a guardian, personal representative, receiver, or other court appointed fiduciary.
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| FURTHERMORE: THe confidence did not belong to the client. It belonged to the girlfriend who was not a client.
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| when i wrote my judge i was called into court. he didn't even ask what the circumstance was even though my lawyer admittedly denied it. i just told him i felt he broke it therefor i have no more faith in him to provide me with fair representation. the judge did not want to hear the merits of my claim but stated in his experience it is just better to appoint new representation then to deal with this claim if a appeal should come up. or something to that effect it was quite a long time ago. so it worked for me. worth a shot
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| First of all who said anything about getting the crap beat out of me? Or that there's been multiple instances? If you want to know the truth, we were both screaming at each other, I hit him in the face and when I did my finger slipped into his mouth and he bit it - barely breaking the skin. I was mad so I called the cops on him - technically I should of went to jail, but he took the wrap so I wouldn't go to jail. We've been together for 2 years and this is the only time we've ever let ourselves get out of control like this. Second of all, I'm not dodging a subpoena, in fact I gave the cops my address to where I work, if they wanted to they could of served me there. They chose instead 2 days before the trial to try and serve me at my house and both times I wasn't home. So maybe you shouldn't just assume that he is guilty and I am helping him. Only idiots open there mouth about things they know nothing about. Thanks for the advice everyone else. Does anyone have any idea how to go about getting a new attorney, hopefully a new judge and prosecutor too. |
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