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New Jersey's Good Samaritan Act, which immunizes doctors who come to the aid of strangers on the street, doesn't apply when they do it in a hospital, the state supreme court ruled May 29. Justice Virginia Long wrote that, absent evidence of legislative intent to the contrary, the law applies only when emergency assistance is needed at a location lacking adequate medical facilities.
June 05, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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