In which of the following situation is it probably NOT ethical to violate a client's confidentiality?

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It is not ethical to violate a client's confidentiality unless there is a clear and imminent danger to the client or others. In option A, the judge's order overrides the confidentiality agreement, and in option D, the therapist must report the threat to the appropriate authorities. Option C is a grey area, but if the therapist has evidence of neglect, they may be obligated to report it. However, in option B, the teacher does not have a legitimate reason to know about the student's therapy sessions, and it would be a breach of confidentiality to provide that information.

In Which of the Following Situation Is It Probably NOT