CA LPC Juris Practice Questions - California Law And Ethics Examination (LPCC) Exam

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Under the Tarasoff ruling, what duty does a California LPCC have when a client makes a credible threat of violence against an identifiable victim?

No duty exists; all client communications are permanently confidential A permissive right to warn, but no legal requirement to act A mandatory duty to protect the intended victim, which may include warning the victim and notifying law enforcement A duty only to document the threat in the clinical record

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A mandatory duty to protect the intended victim, which may include warning the victim and notifying law enforcement

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