If adopted, people at the scene would have to promptly seek emergency help for a suicide attempt or dangerous self-harm, unless a listed defense applies.
A person at the scene who intentionally fails to promptly get help for a suicide attempt or dangerous self-harm could face a misdemeanor, with listed defenses.
A person who meets the listed conditions would commit a misdemeanor by intentionally failing to promptly summon emergency help. The rule would apply to a person physically present at the scene who knows of the attempt or qualifying self-harm. The person must be physically present and know that someone is attempting suicide or has self-harmed in a way that creates an immediate risk of serious bodily injury. A defense would apply if the person reasonably feared immediate harm to themselves or others, reasonably believed help had already been called, was under 18, or could not reasonably summon help. The text gives no start date.
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