With valid citations and reference list in APA format, substantively respond to the post below: "In the State v. Andring case, Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that a therapist could not be compelled to disclose information from group therapy sessions involving sexual abuse survivors. The court prioritized the therapeutic alliance, and the effect disclosure could have on the survivors looking for help (Slobogin et al., 2020). I agree with the decision because forcing disclosure in a group for sensitive issues like abuse could damage trust and stop victims from participating in treatment. The ruling presents practical challenges when allegations come up that may require intervention for public safety or legal accountability. It contrasts with State v. Cole, where the Wisconsin Supreme Court allowed access to a defendant's mental health records for impeachment. This shows how different states are when it comes to balancing therapeutic privilege against the demands of justice (Slobogin et al., 2020)