No, going from manslaughter to murderer requires intent.
If someone starts a bar fight and lands a hook in the right spot that kills someone, that’s manslaughter unless the prosecution thinks they can convince a jury that the goal was to kill someone.
I contend that any business that has an employee death that was due to the prioritization of profit over safety is an intentional action and the manslaughter is voluntary.
No, going from manslaughter to murderer requires intent.
If someone starts a bar fight and lands a hook in the right spot that kills someone, that’s manslaughter unless the prosecution thinks they can convince a jury that the goal was to kill someone.
I contend that any business that has an employee death that was due to the prioritization of profit over safety is an intentional action and the manslaughter is voluntary.