In 1974, the California Supreme Court Ruled, in Light of the Tarasoff

In 1974, the California Supreme Court ruled, in light of the Tarasoff case, that

A) mental health professionals are obligated to make a risk assessment of patients and if the professional thinks the patient is dangerous and a victim is identified, the mental health worker has an obligation to warn the intended victim.
B) mental health professionals bear no responsibility to individuals who are not in treatment with them.
C) mental health professionals are only responsible for informing a potential victim if they have documented proof that their patient will attack.
D) none of the above.