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It's equivalent, yes. When someone recklessly kills someone with a car, it's called vehicular manslaughter and they are punished for it. It's not considered acc
by darkerside 6y ago
It's equivalent, yes. When someone recklessly kills someone with a car, it's called vehicular manslaughter and they are punished for it. It's not considered acceptable.
Blurring the lines of accountability is an anti-feature. The killer feature for humans is that we can be held accountable.
- Retric 6y agoThat’s assuming it’s prosecuted which is rare. However, just looking at the laws directly you notice the odd exclusion. In California for example vehicular manslaughter is specifically excluded from involuntary manslaughter and carries a lower penalty. It is also frequently just a misdemeanor.