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I thought this was settled (more or less) with the California Lawsuit that determined that Good Samaritan law only applied to medical patients. If its a rescue, you're not covered (unless imminent life threatening danger)?
Medical or life threat? Because Trauma would not be classified as a medical patient. and Rescue? What type of rescue... Everyone on here should be smart enough to know, I am not going to extricate someone out of a car after a MVC without proper equipment unless the car is on fire. I dont think any one of us going to be doing High Angle Rescue while off duty. I am not going to jump into a river to save a drowning victim or jump out of a helicopter to do the same (sorry had to go to the tv show trauma).