prompt: What does a Good Samaritan law cover?
chosen.content: What does a Good Samaritan law cover?
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chosen.content: A Good Samaritan law covers situations in which a person voluntarily provides aid or medical care to another person in an emergency situation, without being ordered to do so by a healthcare professional. Such laws typically protect the person who provided the aid from being sued if their action did not meet the standards of professional care. The law will typically allow the person to claim immunity from liability if it can be demonstrated that their action was prompted by a genuine effort to provide aid and was within their capacity to provide the aid. The law may also cover situations in which a person voluntarily transports an individual in need of care to a medical facility, although liability is still subject to the court's discretion. Some states may also extend immunity from lawsuits to people providing voluntary emergency care for injuries sustained in an accident.
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rejected.content: What does a Good Samaritan law cover?
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rejected.content: A Good Samaritan law can protect people who provide first aid or other medical aid to someone in need. The law usually provides that these individuals will not be held legally responsible for any harm that may come to the person they are aiding, as long as they provide aid in good faith. Generally, a Good Samaritan law will only protect an individual from civil liability, not criminal prosecution.
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