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TreasonousBastard

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3. There is probably no primal right to privacy and ones we have..

Reply to Eko (Reply #2)

Tue Sep 8, 2020, 08:44 PM

Sep 2020

are dictated legislatively.
(Or, in at one case , by courts)

Anyway, you see your priest for counsel just like you see your lawyer. The rights are limited and were legislated for good reason, so no need to mess with them.

If you can't make the case without the priest, you may not have much of a case anyway.

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Queensland passes law to jail priests for not reporting confessions of child sexual abuse [View all] sl8 Sep 2020 OP

Do they also require them to report other confessed crimes, TreasonousBastard Sep 2020 #1

How are preists like doctors and lawyers? Eko Sep 2020 #2

There is probably no primal right to privacy and ones we have.. TreasonousBastard Sep 2020 #3

You see a lawyer for counsel Eko Sep 2020 #4

The law is written and operated by people of many states... TreasonousBastard Sep 2020 #5

Moral and ethical codes do not supersede the law. Eko Sep 2020 #6