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bizarrenormality wrote:Not that I don't trust a sound bite from 30 years ago, but do you have a link to the relevant Texas law?

I'll try to locate.

This was in 1978, as part of TCLEOSE Basic LE certification class.

gregthehan wrote:Additionally as a soldier, cop, or even regular Joe who just got into a shooting once you start CPR you aren't supposed to stop. From what I was taught in multiple venues once you start CPR you don't stop until a doctor orders you to do so.

I was taught the same thing, 32 years ago. Then, at least, only a doctor or justice of the peace could declare someone to be dead.

If CPR is begun, it must be continued until such declaration is made, or CPR turned over to someone else.

If you stop CPR, then you have assumed the responsibility for letting this person die.