Corporate Manslaughter Bill Is Passed

Corporate Manslaughter Law Pending
Public sector bodies caught by “corporate”
manslaughter rules
Article from Dundas & Wilson CS LLP
August 2007
After weeks of uncertainty caused by disagreement over whether the law would
immediately apply to deaths in custody, the Corporate Manslaughter & Homicide Bill has become law. The provisions will come into force in April 2008.

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