You may intervene to protect another, but you are not required to intervene.

Name: You may intervene to protect another, but you are not required to intervene.
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You have the moral and sometimes legal right to intervene to protect someone in danger, but generally, there is no legal obligation requiring you to do so unless you have a specific duty of care towards the person in danger (e.g., as a parent, caregiver, or certain professional roles).

You May Intervene to Protect Another, but You Are Not