You're a defense attorney working in the private sector (you're not a public defender). You represent Mr. Olson, who beat up his landlord after a rent dispute. During a strategy session, Mr. Olson tells you he is so mad that he's going to burn down his landlord's entire apartment complex. Mr. Olson then storms out of your office. You watch him fill up a gas can at the nearby gas station. Mr. Olson then drives off in the direction of his apartment complex. Yikes! You think to yourself: "How would I like it if I told my attorney a something, and he called the police and tattled on me? Everyone is entitled to a safe place to share things with their attorney. I'm keeping my client's confidences, no matter what the cost to others. I'm not telling anyone what Mr. Olson is up to." A few minutes later, Mr. Olson sets the apartment on fire! everal people are injured, and the entire complex is destroyed. However, you sleep well at night, knowing you acted ethically. Your ethical reasoning aligns most closely with: Group of answer choices Peacemaking Utilitarianism Divine command theory ethics Deontology