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Old 05-01-2008, 05:55 PM
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I believe your passages are referring to "moral duty" being failed since there is no such thing, in the US legal environment, as a "guilty bystander." While there is a duty to take steps to rescue if you are employed in a certain manner (lifeguards, police, firemen) or situation (you are a parent or guardian or you cause an accident), there is no legal duty to rescue or render aid.
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