Asked by
Cheng Sullivan
on Dec 10, 2024Verified
Attorney Morriss is representing Mr. Meiners in a case involving the kidnapping of Mr. Meiners's two dogs. During one of their conversations, Mr. Meiners reveals that he is planning to murder the key suspect in the kidnapping. Attorney Morriss notifies the police. Attorney Morriss is guilty of
A) Breach of duty of competence
B) Breach of duty of confidentiality
C) Breach of duty of honesty
D) None of these choices is correct.
Duty of Confidentiality
The legal obligation of attorneys to not disclose information related to the representation of a client.
Key Suspect
An individual believed to have played a significant role in committing a crime and is the focus of a criminal investigation.
- Acquire an understanding of the value and implementations of attorney-client secrecy.
Verified Answer
MR
Learning Objectives
- Acquire an understanding of the value and implementations of attorney-client secrecy.
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