All communications between the individual defendant and any
person in or engaged by the Public Defender shall be fully protected by
the attorney-client privilege to the same extent and degree as though
counsel had been privately engaged. This in no way precludes the use by
the Public Defender of material in his files, otherwise privileged, for
the preparation and disclosure of statistical, case study, and other
sociological data provided always that in any such use there shall be
no disclosure of the identity of particular
defendants.
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