BARROW, Judge.
In this criminal appeal, the defendant contends that an incriminating statement he made to an accomplice's attorney was inadmissible because it was a privileged communication with the attorney. We hold that the defendant's communication to the attorney was privileged and was not admissible into evidence without the defendant's waiver of the privilege.
During a search of the accomplice's apartment, the police found the defendant, the accomplice...
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