This course will cover the above and more with respect to the legal, moral, ethical, and professional obligations in your chaplain role.
- When is a communication that you have with law enforcement officers, witnesses, victims, or others considered confidential or privileged?
- What is confidentiality vs privilege?
- What types of communication does a privilege cover? Who can assert privilege?
- Are there exclusions to confidentiality?
- What about liability?
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Key Concepts Covered Include:
- Introduction – Understanding the County Attorney’s Office
- Your Function as a Chaplain
- Moral, Ethical, and Professional Obligations
- Other States
- A Flower Every Year
- Final Exam
Course Content
Introduction – Understanding the County Attorney’s Office [13:38]
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Your Function as a Chaplain [11:27]
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Moral, Ethical and Professional Obligations [13:29]
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Other States [12:17]
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Chaplain Confidentiality Course Evaluation
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