This figure inspired a dilemma whose name was coined by James Buchanan concerning codependence on institutions. This figure is contrasted with a “minimally decent” counterpart in Thomson’s “A Defense of Abortion.” (-5[2])In (15[1])one experiment, (15[1]-5[2])those who were late to giving a talk on this figure were found to be more (-5[1])likely to ignore (-5[1])a person (-5[1])in an alley. (15[2]-5[2])Laws (-5[1])named for (-5[1])this figure (-5[1])mitigate the (15[1])(*) bystander (10[2]-5[2])effect (10[3]-5[1])by (-5[2])providing (-5[2])legal (10[1])protection (10[3]-5[3])against (10[1])wrongful (10[2])death (10[2])accusations. (10[6]-5[1])A (10[1])story (10[2])about this figure (10[2])is told (-5[1])after a lawyer (10[3])asks “who is my neighbor?” (10[2])when trying to learn how to receive eternal life. (10[1])That story about this figure inspired (10[1])legislation contrasted with “duty to rescue” laws (10[1])that legally protect (10[1])those who attempt to assist someone in danger. (10[2])For 10 points, name this figure who (10[1])voluntarily saves an injured (10[1])man on the road (10[1])to Jericho (10[2])in a parable (10[1])told by Jesus. (10[3])■END■ (10[11])