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UC-employed domestic violence counselors can now exercise evidentiary privilege to keep confidential their communications with their clients after Gov. Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill 331. (Daily Bruin file photo)

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New bill aims to protect privacy and safety of domestic violence survivors

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Gov. Jerry Brown signed a new bill into law Aug. 7 that aims to protect the privacy and safety of domestic violence survivors. Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson authored Senate Bill 331, which allows campus-based domestic violence counselors to keep their communications with survivors of domestic violence confidential.

https://dailybruin.com/2017/08/13/new-bill-aims-to-protect-privacy-and-safety-of-domestic-violence-survivors/

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New bill aims to protect privacy and safety of domestic violence survivors

By Ryan Leou

Aug. 13, 2017 10:52 p.m.