Which group does NOT typically have the responsibility to use non-deadly force?

The option indicating that taxi passengers do not typically have the responsibility to use non-deadly force is correct because passengers in a taxi are not in positions of authority or responsibility that require them to manage or control potential threats actively. Non-deadly force is generally associated with individuals who have a duty of care or oversight, such as teachers, caregivers, or medical professionals, who might face situations where they need to intervene to protect others or themselves.

Teachers, for example, are responsible for maintaining order and safety within a classroom. They may need to use non-deadly force if a student poses a threat to themselves or others. Caregivers for mentally incompetent individuals also bear the responsibility to ensure the safety and well-being of those in their care, which might necessitate the use of such force.

Physicians, while primarily focused on health care, have a duty that may require them to respond in emergencies where the safety of a patient or others is compromised. This responsibility aligns with their role in maintaining safe environments.

Taxi passengers, however, have no such defined role or responsibility. They are in a transient, service-based environment where their primary concern is personal travel rather than safety management, which is why they do not typically have the responsibility to use non