reohn2 wrote:The Rhyl incident :- http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/th ... 12717.html
The driver wasn't over the speed limit but it was icy and conditions below freezing the driver had three defective tyres,yet he was fined less than £200 plus points.
There was never any question raised as the fact that he shouldn't even have been on the road at all!
With this kind of judicial system we'll never ever stop or even reduce road crime to a minimum.
Is there any (legal) reason why the driver could not be prosecuted for manslaughter, even at this late stage?
We don't have any statute of limitations, so I can't see why not - and I don't think there can be any doubt that the driver was negligent, and his negligence caused multiple deaths.
It should be a slam-dunk.