Estrada v. State
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtHoover, J.
This appeal concerns whether a videotaped interview of a crime victim conducted by the alleged perpetrator's spouse is privileged as either attorney communication or attorney work product. Ramiro and Tammy Estrada appeal a discovery order permitting the State to obtain a videotape Tammy made. The videotape depicts Tammy interviewing a minor, S.J., who alleged that Ramiro had sexual contact with her. The Estradas contend that the tape is privileged as an attorney-client communication and attorney work product and is therefore not subject to discovery. We reject these contentions because the…
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