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A. What negative effects for Mary might this error cause?
This is a server error in Mary's case because depression and herpes were treated during this time. If the court sees this they could question whether or not she is an unfit mother even if she was treated. The court could suggest that the divorce could cause her depression to come back and for treatment to start again. Then the court could be concerned for the child's well being with her history of depression. With the herpes the court could question how she came to be with herpes and question her character. Mary will be faced with tough questions because of this error.
B. Is there a violation of confidentiality? Why or why not?
Yes, because the records were subpoenaed for 1995 to
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