> The fire department obviously will have committed manslaughter. This isn't obvious, and it's not the only way to set up policy here. If you have an area wi

> The fire department obviously will have committed manslaughter. This isn't obvious, and it's not the only way to set up policy here. If you have an area with enormous built-up fuel, you could choose to treat it as something that is going to burn at some point instead of trying to set up incentives so that no one sets it off. More: https://www.jefftk.com/p/fire-law-incentives https://www.jefftk.com/p/fire-law-incentives