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20Sep

A Pluralistic Analysis of the Therapist/Physician Duty to Warn Third Parties

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By: W. Jonathan Cardi*

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* Dorothy Salmon Professor of Law, University of Kentucky. I would like to thank Mike Green, Bill Powers, and the Wake Forest Law School for bringing together such an auspicious group and for including even the inauspicious.

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