1. Define the attorney-client privilege, and list its exceptions.

2. Define the privilege for confidential communications between husband and wife, and list three exceptions.

3. Define the privilege of one spouse not to testify against the other, and give three exceptions.

4. Define the physician-patient privilege, and explain the common exceptions.

5. Define the clergy-penitent privilege, and explain the exceptions, if any.

6. Explain when the president of the United States can successfully claim executive privilege.

7. Explain the procedure the defense would use to obtain the name of a police informant.

8. Identify two situations in which police personnel files would be relevant to a criminal case. Explain how a defendant can obtain the files.

9. Do the media have a First Amendment privilege to protect their sources? Explain.

10. Define the statutory privilege for the media to withhold the identity of their sources. Explain the procedure used to invoke the privilege.