Many of the comments don’t seem to be in accord with that interpretation. Just because they can’t convict you doesn’t make it OK. To slay a man is a serious thing, and should only be done in self-defense or in a just war.
“Many of the comments don’t seem to be in accord with that interpretation. Just because they can’t convict you doesn’t make it OK. To slay a man is a serious thing, and should only be done in self-defense or in a just war.”
But it would only clear people who UNINTENTIONALY or NEGLIGENTLY ran over someone. That means they did not make the choice to do it. So there was no moral choice being made.
“To slay a man is a serious thing, and should only be done in self-defense or in a just war.”
Read the opening post again:
“A driver of a motor vehicle who unintentionally causes injury or death...”
See the word UNINTENTIONALLY?
Those who block roads have murdered people—such as those in ambulances. Laws which will assist in stamping out the practice of blocking roads are to be applauded.