Why Is the Case of R

question 15

Multiple Choice

Why is the case of R.v.Mohan (1994) so important to forensic psychologists?

• A)It stressed the duty to protect a third party.
• B)It dealt with the admissibility of expert evidence.
• C)It established guidelines for reporting child abuse.
• D)It highlighted the importance of client confidentiality.
• E)It dealt with the issue of racial segregation.

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Definitions:

Plaintiff's Claim

A plaintiff's claim is a formal accusation or allegation made in a court by the plaintiff, starting legal proceedings against the defendant.

Tort

A legal wrong or infringement of a right leading to civil legal liability.

Nuisance

An act, condition, or thing that is considered an inconvenience or annoyance, and can sometimes give rise to a legal claim.

Bank's Carelessness

Negligent or inattentive actions by a banking institution that lead to loss or damage for a customer.