When the client is deceased and there is no statutory language dealing with privilegeand the death of the holder, the individual who usually is allowed to assert the privilege is:

a. the client’s last counselor
b. the executor of the client’s estate
c. the client’s spouse or next of kin
d. the judge hearing the case
e. a guardian ad litem appointed by a judge for that particular purpose

Five students—jalen, chris, juwan, jimmy, and ray—move into a house together and discover they share the odd habit of drinking milk with ice in it every night before bed. they own several ice trays and make a pact to always refill the trays when they are emptied so that the supply of ice will never run out. but the five often do not have the time or energy to refill the trays, and after a few weeks, it becomes quite common for them to meet in the kitchen and discover that they have no ice. this would best be characterized as what type of dilemma

Reflect on what you have learned about crime, deviance, and social control. explain your thoughts on whether all patients and people in need deserve equal treatment and care.

Why is james madison significant in regards to the bill of rights?