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This law is specific to situations of imminent or actual physical harm. Also notice the way the law is formulated: non-assistance (negative) and not a an explic
by zyngaro 10mo ago
This law is specific to situations of imminent or actual physical harm. Also notice the way the law is formulated: non-assistance (negative) and not a an explicit duty to assist (positive).
- watwut 10mo agoIt is an explicit duty to assist. Calling 112 counts by the way.
- zyngaro 10mo agoThat is not the spirit of the law. You are punished for not assisting, but you are not obligated to assist: e.g obligated to call 112.
- StopDisinfo910 10mo agoYes, you are. That's the whole point of the law and what the precedents confirm. You have to assist to the extend of your ability too. If you witness something and don't call 112 (well 18), you are guilty. If you are a medic and don't do your best to stabilize the person, you are guilty to.