ARTICLE V. PRIVILEGES

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• Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct
• Texas Rules of Appellate Procedure
• Texas Rules of Civil Procedure
• Texas Rules of Evidence
  • ARTICLE I. GENERAL PROVISIONS
  • ARTICLE II. JUDICIAL NOTICE
  • ARTICLE III. PRESUMPTIONS
  • ARTICLE IV. RELEVANCE AND ITS LIMITS
  • ARTICLE IX. AUTHENTICATION AND IDENTIFICATION
  • ARTICLE V. PRIVILEGES
    • Rule 501. Privileges in General
    • Rule 502. Required Reports Privileged By Statute
    • Rule 503. Lawyer–Client Privilege
    • Rule 504. Spousal Privileges
    • Rule 505. Privilege For Communications to a Clergy Member
    • Rule 506. Political Vote Privilege
    • Rule 507. Trade Secrets Privilege
    • Rule 508. Informer’s Identity Privilege
    • Rule 509. Physician–Patient Privilege
    • Rule 510. Mental Health Information Privilege in Civil Cases
    • Rule 511. Waiver by Voluntary Disclosure
    • Rule 512. Privileged Matter Disclosed Under Compulsion or Without Opportunity to Claim Privilege
    • Rule 513. Comment On or Inference From a Privilege Claim; Instruction
  • ARTICLE VI. WITNESSES
  • ARTICLE VII. OPINIONS AND EXPERT TESTIMONY
  • ARTICLE VIII. HEARSAY
  • ARTICLE X. CONTENTS OF WRITINGS, RECORDINGS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS
• Texas Rules of Judicial Administration