Generally Speaking, American Courts Can Legally Require Clinicians to Break

Multiple Choice

Generally speaking, American courts can legally require clinicians to break confidentiality except when:

A) therapy is still ongoing.
B) the client is a danger to himself or herself or someone else.
C) protected by the legal right of privileged communication.
D) it is not in the client's best interest.
E) it is not in the public's best interest.