Case 4.5: Byron Waller, "Clients Telling the Truth as They Know It"
-Once Waller realized that he was being deceived by his client, do you think he would have been justified in lying to Juan himself to help bring about therapy that was in the client's best interests? If so, what kind of lie do you think would have been justified on Waller's part? If not, why not?
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