In which court case did a judge rule that a counselor with a doctoral degree could not be held liable for the suicide of one of his clients because counselors were "mere teachers" who received training in a department of education?
A) Weldon v Virginia State Board of Psychologists Examiners
B) Bogust v. Iverson
C) Tarasoff v. University of California - Berkeley
D) Iowa Law Review Note

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In Bogust v. Iverson, the court ruled that a counselor with a doctoral degree could not be held liable for the suicide of a client, emphasizing the counselor's role as a "mere teacher" trained in a department of education, rather than a healthcare provider with a duty to prevent harm.

In Which Court Case Did a Judge Rule That a Counselor