In People V

In People v. Mitchell (Mitchell woke up with a dead girl next to him) ,

A) the court held that statements Mitchell made to unknown women in the common reception area of law offices were not protected by lawyer-client privilege.
B) the court held that statements Mitchell made to unknown women in the common reception area of law offices were protected by lawyer-client privilege.
C) Mitchell's statements were privileged because he was in a law office when he made them.
D) Mitchell's statements were protected by client-attorney privilege.