Law Case Analysis

Law Case Analysis

Introduction

Good Samaritan law is a law that requires help or call for help in an emergency situation, so long as there is no danger in helping. Helping contains elements of charges being satisfaction, and more. There are countless examples in history: the Holocaust civilians who helped the Jews hide and escape not once caught and risking their lives (Ratcliffe, 1981).

Good Samaritan Law requires every person who sees another danger (e.g. a car accident, etc.) to stop and offer assistance. The same law also exempts from claims by the victim to help, the damage or lack of ...