§ 60-3337 Statutory and common-law privileges not affected.

This law about protection orders and civil stalking cases does not change any legal privileges that already exist. If information is normally protected by attorney-client privilege or the work-product rule, it stays protected. Courts cannot force someone to hand over private communications with their lawyer, or a lawyer's private notes and case strategy, just because this act applies to their case.

In simple terms, this rule protects your right to keep certain conversations and documents private, even during a stalking or protection order case. Nothing in this part of the law takes away those existing privacy protections. Your normal legal rights to confidentiality with your attorney stay in place, no matter what else happens in the case.