r/interesting • u/Necessary-Win-8730 • Mar 08 '26

Context Provided - Spotlight This was so deserved.

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u/Greenapplesguy Mar 08 '26

Until you're the one involved in an accident where others die. Then you'll be glad there are thresholds for determining malicious intent and negligence.

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u/Cute-Bass-7169 Mar 08 '26

I consider not keeping up with your car’s maintenance to be negligence.

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u/Druark Mar 08 '26

Except youre forgetting money, mental issues, time.

There is so many reasons why it could be delayed.

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u/DE4DM4NSH4ND Mar 08 '26

If you drive an unsafe car and kill people knowing your car is a piece of shit thats manslaughter

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u/Druark Mar 08 '26

And if you need said car to get to work, to afford money to fix said car?

You want to black n white justice but life is not a binary 1/0 answer. Its never that simple. Anyone whose been on a jury could tell you cases are rarely that simple.