Legal Immunity and Liability in Emergency Assistance: Rethinking the Good Samaritan Doctrine in Indonesia through Comparative and International Perspectives
This journal examines the legal uncertainty surrounding emergency assistance in Indonesia, particularly the absence of legal protection for individuals who voluntarily help others in dangerous situations. The authors argue that Indonesia’s legal system does not yet recognize a proper Good Samaritan Doctrine, creating fear among citizens who may hesitate to provide aid because of potential






