Author Question: Attorney-client privilege does not apply when: a. the client provides information on a crime that ... (Read 53 times)

AEWBW · **on:** Aug 17, 2018

Attorney-client privilege does not apply when:

a. the client provides information on a crime that he or she plans to commit.
b. the client admits to a past offense.
c. the client admits to murder.
d. the client admits to particularly heinous crimes including torture.

Question 2

After his first date with Julie, William expressed to Julie that he wants to continue seeing her. Julie told William to call her the next day. William called the next day and left a message for Julie. Julie did not return his phone call. William continued to call Julie several times a day and send her text messages and e-mails. As Julie continues to ignore his calls and messages William becomes angry and starts aggressively harassing her via e-mail and text message. William's behavior is considered to be:

a. cyberstalking.
b. cyberbullying.
c. phishing.
d. piracy.