This case highlights the severe legal consequences of deliberate vehicular violence, establishing that knowingly dragging a victim under a car constitutes murder rather than a simple traffic accident.
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Simon Richardson knew headteacher Michael Mullins was under his 4×4 as he kept driving in Manchester, jury heardA motorist who mowed down a cyclist and dragged him under his car for more than a mile has been found guilty of murder.Headteacher Michael Mullins, 56, was travelling home from Stretford grammar school in Manchester in the early evening of 20 April this year when he was struck by a Volvo XC90 driven by Simon Richardson. Continue reading...
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This Q&A offers a platform for the public to directly challenge a prominent economist on dismantling neoliberalism and fundamentally reshaping society, economics, and democracy.
Europe-wide protests against poor public services are expanding to Germany and France, prompting police mobilization to prevent potential violence during the rallies.