Forgetting a Child in a Car Is a Horrifying Mistake. Is It a Crime? (2009)
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I feel like the only type of person who asks this question is someone who's not a parent.
The article disproves that. One of the prosecutors who pressed for a trial is a father.
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#8Of course it is. It's involuntary manslaughter (that's if you actually did forget, and didn't do it on purpose like some of those people). Punishable by up to 8 years in prison. Don't want to go to prison? Easy: don't leave your toddler alone in a locked car.
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#9I looked it up after a stranger hung out at my car to nag me for leaving my son (who refused to leave the car) for five minutes in a locked car in a safe neighborhood in 75f weather.
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#10Of course it is. It's involuntary manslaughter (that's if you actually did forget, and didn't do it on purpose like some of those people). Punishable by up to 8 years in prison. Don't want to go to prison? Easy: don't leave your toddler alone in a locked car.
That's exactly what this article shows: it's not easy. It only deceptively seems so.