The Duty-To-Warn Principle ____

question 99

Multiple Choice

The duty-to-warn principle ____.

• A) was first discussed in Judge Frank Johnson's ruling in Wyatt v. Stickney
• B) developed out of discontent over the insanity defense
• C) suggests that there are no circumstances when privileged communication can be waived
• D) came from the Tarasoff ruling

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