Should a car passenger's fatal failure to wear a seatbelt be considered as evidence of causation in a vehicular homicide case against the driver?
November 05, 2012 at 06:26 PM
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Should a car passengers fatal failure to wear a seat belt be considered as evidence of causation in a vehicular homicide case against the driver?
Two lower New Jersey courts have answered yes, and the issue was argued to the state Supreme Court on Monday in State v. Buckley, A-55-11.
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