Good Faith laws protect an individual who helps a vitim in the event the vitim takes a tum for the worse before emergeney personnel arrive. True False

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Good Faith laws protect an individual who helps a vitim in the event the vitim takes a tum for the worse before emergeney personnel

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This is true. Good faith laws prevent people from being sued in case they accidentally make someone's injury worse.

Burhan Ahmad answered Oct 26, 2021

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