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Re:Water Slide That Decapitated Boy Violated Basic Design St... by cma on Monday March 26, 2018 @08:18PM (#16684001)
> For instance, the involuntary manslaughter charge is going to be hard to proof when the evidence that he was planning on going on the ride the same day is presented. They have to prove recklessness which includes proving the person knew their actions were likely to cause harm.

Surf instructor sends novice who has never surfed before out to surf Teahupoo. In his defense, the instructor was planning on surfing it the same day.

Re:Water Slide That Decapitated Boy Violated Basic Design St... by jessaustin on Monday March 26, 2018 @08:31PM (#16684083)
Can one develop expertise in riding dangerous amusement rides?
Re:Water Slide That Decapitated Boy Violated Basic Design St... by cma on Saturday March 31, 2018 @03:48AM (#16722271)
Yep, being aware that people with low body weight were more likely to report incidents could give you confidence to ride knowing you had high body weight.