Defendant is on trial for the crime of obstructing justice by concealing records subpoenaed May 1, in a government investigation. The government calls Attorney to testify that on May 3, Defendant asked him how to comply with the regulations regarding the transfer of records to a safe-deposit box in Mexico. The testimony of Attorney is 
privileged, because it relates to conduct outside the jurisdiction of the United States.  privileged, because an attorney is required to keep the confidences of his clients.  not privileged, provided Attorney knew of the concededly illegal purpose for which the advice was sought.  not privileged, whether or not Attorney knew of the concededly illegal purpose for which the advice was sought. 
Question: Defendant is on trial for the crime of obstructing justice by concealing records subpoenaed May 1, in a government investigation. The government calls Attorney to testify that on May 3, Defendant asked him how to comply with the regulations regarding the transfer of records to a safe-deposit box in Mexico. The testimony of Attorney is 
A. privileged, because it relates to conduct outside the jurisdiction of the United States. 
B. privileged, because an attorney is required to keep the confidences of his clients. 
C. not privileged, provided Attorney knew of the concededly illegal purpose for which the advice was sought. 
D. not privileged, whether or not Attorney knew of the concededly illegal purpose for which the advice was sought. 
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