1F.J.M.Feldbrugge, “Good and Bad Samaritans:A Comparative Survey of Criminal Law Provisions Concerning Failure to Rescue”,The American Journal of Comparative Law. Vol. 14,1965,pp.630-631.
4F.J.M.Feldbrugge, “Good and Bad Samaritans:A Comparative Survey of Criminal Law Provisions Concerning Failure to Rescue” ,The America Journal of Comparative Law. Vol. 14,P. 648.
5Miriam Gur-Arye, "A Failure to Prevent Crime- Should It Be Criminal" ,Criminal Justice Ethics. New York:Summer 2001.Vol.20, Iss.2.
6Patricia Smith,The Nature and Process of Law,by Oxford University Press,1993,p. 494.
7Alison Mcintyre, "Guilty Bystanders? On the Legitimacy of Duty to Rescue Statutes". Philosophy & Public Affairs,Vol. 3,No. 2,1994,p.157,note 1.
8Melody J. Stewart, “How making the failure to assist illegal fails to assist: An observation of expanding criminal omission liability”,American Journal of Criminal Law, Spring 1998, Vol. 25, Issue. 2.
9Alison Mcintyre, "Guilty Bystanders? On the Legitimacy of Duty to Rescue Statutes" .Philosophy & Public Affairs,Vol. 3,No. 2,1994,p.497,note 3,p.496.
10Geis, Gilbert, “Sanctioning the Selfish: The Operation of Portugal's New “Bad Samaritan”Statute.International Review of Victimology,Vol. 1, Issue 4,1991.
