nonprivileged
- adjective
- /nɒnˈprɪvɪlɪdʒd/
- Formal
- The court ruled that the email was nonprivileged and must be shared with the opposing counsel.
Examples
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The documents were deemed nonprivileged and could be used as evidence.
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During the investigation, only nonprivileged documents were released to the public.
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Lawyers carefully separate nonprivileged information from confidential client communications.
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In this case, all nonprivileged communications must be disclosed.
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The court ruled that the email was nonprivileged and must be shared with the opposing counsel.
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During the investigation, only nonprivileged documents were released to the public.
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The documents were deemed nonprivileged and could be used as evidence.
Synonyms
Not having the same advantages or access to services as other people
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
nonprivileged = privileged (transparent) = non + privilege + ed
The legal sense is a direct negation of 'privileged' (i.e., not covered by legal privilege) via the productive prefix 'non-'.
Etymology
Nonprivileged joins non- 'not' with privilege 'special legal protection'. So when a document or message is nonprivileged it is not protected and can be shared in court.