Which 1996 case recognized the importance of the psychotherapist-patient confidentiality?
A) Jaffe v. Redmond
B) Frye v. U.S.
C) Jenkins v. U.S.
D) Bowers v. Hardwick

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The case of Jaffe v. Redmond recognized the importance of the psychotherapist-patient confidentiality privilege within the context of a federal suit. This case established that psychotherapists have a duty to protect the privacy of their patients and that Congress recognizes the importance of preserving the confidentiality of the therapist-patient relationship.

Which 1996 Case Recognized the Importance of the Psychotherapist-Patient Confidentiality