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The Trial of Socrates (399 BC): Was Athens right to convict him?
Should school counselors break confidentiality when a student discloses self-harm, if the student explicitly asks them not to tell anyone?
Closed 1 day ago · 6 of 6 judges agreed. Reasoning attached to the verdict.
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