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The level of trust with which a system object is imbued.
Ãâó: www.austin.cc.tx.us/audit/Glossary/LetterP.htm
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A special legal right, exemption or immunity enjoyed by a person or class; an exception to a duty. Physician-patient privilege is the right to exclude from evidence in a legal proceeding any confidential communication that a patient makes to a physician for the purpose of diagnosis or treatment, unless the patient consents to the disclosure.
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A special right or permission granted to a user or a role to perform specific actions. Granted privileges can be revoked when necessary. For example, one must grant the CREATE SESSION privilege to a database user before that user is allowed to login. Likewise, the CREATE TABLE privilege is required before a user can create new database tables.
Ãâó: www.orafaq.org/glossary/faqglosp.htm
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| privileged communication |
Statement protected from forced disclosure in court because the statement was made within a "protected" relationship such as attorney/client. See attorney-client privilege.
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The right of a spouse to make admissions to an attorney, clergyman, psychiatrist, his/her spouse, a doctor or certified social worker which are not later admissible in evidence.
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