In Solicitor-Client Privilege, the Lawyer Normally Has No Legal Obligation

question 17

Multiple Choice

In solicitor-client privilege, the lawyer normally has no legal obligation to reveal any confidential information to legal authorities or to anyone, unless:

• A) the lawyer has severed the professional relationship.
• B) the situation involves a minor.
• C) a felony has been committed.
• D) the client provides authorization.
• E) There are no exceptions.

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