队长一家人三缺一
Dr.Lau在颁感谢状给赞助人
Sir, Mr Pang和一群冬瓜
Mr.Pang, 队长和他太太，还有5个女儿
6个美女
这个时候不该睡觉，看镜头咯!!!
长官们
左二为我队署理会长
高到矮T.T
第二混合分队全家福
QiKee, Mr Jason Liew,碧诗,unknown,Shui Kuan和小微
慈善晚宴筹委及执委
出席这个服务的又Mr.Wang,小微,小强,立坚,文修,Henry Wong和三个SJI的队员。
KL Tower 漂亮吗？粉红色的也!!!
糟糕!!!KL Tower中了Breast Cancer!!!
5个降落伞员轮流从KL Tower掉下来= =
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Mr.Lim, Mr.Pang and Monkey.jpg)
四千金!!!
圣约翰的女生不是好欺负的!!!.jpg)
哎呀！立坚忘记帮自己拍照Good Samaritan laws are meant to protect those who come to the aid of others for no other reason than kindness. Good Samaritan laws only help if the rescuer (or would-be rescuer) is acting without any expectation of reward. In other words, if you are getting paid to rescue then you aren't a good Samaritan. Paid rescuers are expected to do their jobs correctly and can be held accountable for mistakes.
Depending on the state, getting rewarded after the fact can also count as expectation of reward. If you help someone at a car accident and then are rewarded monetarily or otherwise, you may be excluded from good Samaritan protection.
In some states, good Samaritan laws only cover medically trained rescuers, while other states extend protection to the general public. The good Samaritan concept is commonly applied in the courts, which means a case going that far may still be ruled in favor of the rescuer who was trying to help. What good Samaritan laws do for rescuers is provide a get-out-of-court-free card. In other words, unpaid rescuers may prevail in court with or without a good Samaritan law, but it's a lot cheaper if they have the protection.
The best way to protect yourself from possible liability when helping others is to always act on behalf of the victim. That may sound obvious, but if your motivation is to be a hero and not to help out a fellow human, then you risk making the types of mistakes not covered by good Samaritan laws.
Here are some good tips for staying out of court:
Good Samaritan laws do not protect you from everything. It is human nature to make mistakes. Good Samaritan laws take this into account and protect helpful citizens if the mistakes made are reasonable.
Since defining "reasonable" is so difficult -- even those covered under the good Samaritan law may find themselves defending a lawsuit. Luckily, most lawyers make judgments about when to file lawsuits based on an examination of their return on investment. Since the plaintiff doesn't usually pay up front, the lawyer must decide to take the case on contingency. That means "reasonable" is defined by the lawyer. Believe it or not, that's good. It means those lawsuits that will most likely lose in court won't ever get there.
P/S 选择题曾出过
大家看起来还没睡醒
终于醒了XD
学习营才十多个小冬瓜参加
学习营第一天（6月6日）下午有宣誓典礼也。你看！队员们都好认真哦。不像他们本性，哈哈。假正经。但是他们都好紧张哦，因为有一个人要来... ... 。他是谁呢？
就是他！负责吉隆坡直辖区少年组的RSO Mr. Tan Gengta长官
Up!
秀融好像在遮太阳
拿信咯~ 啊?庆宜竟然看地上>.< 
思文做么不看长官？
轩盛（尊孔华小的队员）
哇！静仪好高噢
难得妮蓉第一次这样有礼貌= ="
俐晶偷笑XP
琇今在摸她的信haha
莲心很心急
淑盈一直握着长官的手不放
赠送纪念品
敬礼!!!
