Rules of Evidence Article 5

See Stormwind Rules of Evidence.

Rule 501. Privilege in General.
Speech or writing is considered to be privileged if it arises from persons with the following relationships:

a. Spousal/partner privilege. The person testifying was the spouse or domestic partner of the person who made it, during the time of the communication, and is not the victim of a crime or tort to which the communication pertains.

b. Attorney-client privilege. The person testifying was the attorney (or employee thereof) of the person who made it, during the time of the communication, and is not the victim of a crime or tort to which the communication pertains.

c. Priest-penitent privilege. The person testifying received the communication as part of fulfilling a religious obligation for confession or absolution.

d. Work-product privilege. The documentation was made in preparation for litigation.

Rule 502. Applicability of Privilege.
Testimony or other evidence to which privilege applies is not admissible.