If authorities *unlawfully* discover that you committed a crime?
Simfish InquilineKea asked:
Then will you be charged with the crime if such crime is reported to authorities?
Say you commit a victimless crime that is a felony (say, possessing Schedule I drugs) and you’re not on a rehabilitation program. You disclose that you’ve committed it to your psychologist. Your psychologist, by law, cannot disclose information to outsiders unless you’re in danger of hurting others. If the psychologist discloses it to authorities, then will you be charged with such crimes?
Written by Admin on June 2nd, 2009 with 1 comment.
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