Confidential or privileged definition

Confidential or privileged as used herein shall refer to the name or identity of a person providing information about an employee to the Agency and who otherwise fits within the definition of Chapter 27 of the Nebraska State Statutes. Information which the Agency intends to use to impose discipline in the administrative process shall be made available to the employee or his/her representative, but the name or identity of the person providing such information may be removed from the report if the same is deemed “confidential or privileged” as defined herein.
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Confidential or privileged means the protection afforded by law from unauthorized disclosure, whether the protection is afforded by law as developed and applied
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Confidential or privileged means the protection afforded by law from unauthorized disclosure, whether the protection is afforded by law as developed and applied by the courts, by statute or lawful regulations, or by the requirements of the Constitutions of the State of Georgia or the United States. The term "confidential or privileged" also includes protection afforded by law from compulsory process or testimony.
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Examples of Confidential or privileged in a sentence

  • Confidential or privileged at law, including attorney-client communications from the Board's attorney to any member of the administration or Board.

  • Confidential or privileged matter: If the responding party determines that the writing or other material requested is confidential or privileged, the response to the discovery request shall specifically so state, and shall set forth in detail the grounds upon which confidentiality or privilege is claimed.

  • Confidential or privileged information learned during the course of the survey will not be disclosed except to those officials with an official need to know.

  • Confidential or privileged materials relating to items that involve matters that may be discussed in closed session under the Open Public Meetings Act.

  • It is expressly understood and agreed that this provision shall not obligate the Board or administration to release information which is either: Confidential or privileged at law, including attorney- client communications from the Board's attorney to any member of the administration or Board, and minutes of all executive sessions of the Board.