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1. Case law has developed a duty for psychotherapists to warn people who may be endangered by a violent client. This has raised a myriad of issues surrounding the level of specificity of the threat, whether the potential victim can be identified, and the ability to predict when a human being will act in a violent manner. Should this duty be extended to anyone who, based on a privileged communication, reasonably believes that an identifiable person is in danger?

2. Journalists who work for the media have a statutory privilege to protect their sources. Many bloggers on the Internet work independently of the traditional news media. Are they journalists? Should they have the same right to maintain confidentiality as reporters? If so: should there be exceptions to the privilege? Under what circumstances?

3. Using your favorite search engine, type "journalist reveal sources" in the search box and find a story about a reporter who refused to tell the judge who gave him/her the information for a story. What was the result of this confrontation? Was the reporter sent to jail? Fined? Here's an example: