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ordinary course

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See: custom, practice


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The ECPA contains two exceptions, commonly referred to as the ordinary course of business exception and the consent exception.
Although the because-of test as expressed in Adlman extended the work-product privilege to dual-purpose documents, it specifically excluded certain documents from the privilege, stating: Conversely, it should be emphasized that the "because of" formulation that we adopt here withholds protection from documents that are prepared in the ordinary course of business or that would have been created in essentially similar form irrespective of the litigation.
The plaintiff contended that the hospital records were, in effect, records kept in the ordinary course of the hospital's business, and thus, were admissible as 'business records.
 
 
 
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