Although roughly the same in purpose, the actual substance of Maryland and Massachusetts’s Good Samaritan Laws are very different. While Maryland’s law delves into specifics, providing examples, detail and procedures for different categories and demographics; all are extremely essential to protecting someone of who render assistance, someone with good intent. On the other hand, the law of Massachusetts takes a broader tone, simply allowing for civilian acts committed in the name of emergency care. Both are relatively clear, however, the Maryland laws are much well-detailed which could be of great help in cases of law suits and other legal matters.
Ultimately, although they both serve the same purpose, perhaps a generally common meaning and