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Hypothetically speaking, wouldn't it be a violation of ethics for a counselor to recommend to a client that he destroy evidence?

Posted by musubi Jun 30 '09, 11:34

hypothetically, of course.

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- Serious question (and I know this a shaky legal issue): when does it stop being evidence for the last crime? - David Jun 30, 11:39
- Hypothetically speaking wouldn't the counselor be encouraging a new crime (destruction of evidence),by suggesting getting rid of say....a meth lab? - musubi Jun 30, 11:38 5
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    - Hypothertically speaking, shouldn't the counselor be wearing a Farve jersey to court? (nm) - musubi Jun 30, 11:40
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      - as is impeding an investigation -- nm - zork Jun 30, 11:39

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