Why might this phenomenon have occurred more frequently in the past twenty years? Specifically, what changes in laws governing automobiles have changed how children are seated? How are these incidents unique in terms of who commits them? 2) Do you think the charge of involuntary manslaughter is appropriate in the cases discussed or is a more severe charge (like felony murder) or less severe charge warranted?

Why might this phenomenon have occurred more frequently in the past twenty years? Specifically, what changes in laws governing automobiles have changed how children are seated? How are these incidents unique in terms of who commits them?
2) Do you think the charge of involuntary manslaughter is appropriate in the cases discussed or is a more severe charge (like felony murder) or less severe charge warranted?
3) Why did the Commonwealth Attorney decide not to charge Andrew Culpepper? How do these cases create unique problems for determining “intent” in terms of levying criminal charges?
4) Toward the end of the article, What does David Diamond suggest is responsible for these grave lapses in memory?

What part of this article was most notable to you?

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