Multiple Choice
"Good Samaritan" laws
A) encourage bystanders to intervene in emergencies.
B) only apply to those with professional training.
C) are fairly rare in the United States.
D) require people to intervene in the case of an emergency, even if doing so is dangerous for the helper.
Correct Answer:
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