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The article informs that a man has appeared in court charged with manslaughter over the death of 20-year-old Lauren Scott. It mentions that Neil Carpenter, of Firbank Road, Dawlish, Devon, did not enter a plea during the hearing at Newton Abbot Magistrates. It reveals that Lauren Scott, from Kenton, near Exeter, died in an incident involving a milling machine.

The article reports on the prosecution of the parents of 13-month-old Kian Dale for manslaughter by barristers Jonas Hankin QC and Antonie Muller of law firm No5.

The article discusses politicians in Massachusetts seeking higher penalties for manslaughter following the death of two workers Robert Higgins and Kelvin Mattocks in a trench collapse on October 21, 2016. It mentions plumbing company Boston Drain Company and cleaner services provider Atlantic Drain Services in Boston, Massachusetts charged with manslaughter and states that penalties are lower in the state. It mentions a bill to raise the fine from $1,000 to $250,000 re-filed in January 2017.

The article reports that Griffin Campbell, a demolition contractor, was found guilty by a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania jury on six counts of involuntary manslaughter in a 2013 wall collapse that killed six and injured 13 residents.

The article focuses on learning from corporate manslaughter cases concerning nursery operator PS & JE Ward Ltd. and mining company MNS Mining Ltd. under the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007. It mentions that PS & JE Ward Ltd. was convicted under the back-up Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 in April 2014 and fined 50,000 pounds. It states that MNS Mining's mine manager have been charged with gross negligence manslaughter for the death of four miners in Wales.

The article focuses on the decision of the Crown Prosecution Service regarding manslaughter charges on two Special Air Service soldiers over the deaths of three reservists during a training exercise in Powys, Wales in July 2013. It mentions that reservists including Craig Roberts, Trooper Edward Maher, and James Dunsby died due to hyperthermia and were reported doing the exercise in distress and pleading for water.

The article reports that dairy farmer Paul Waterfall has been cleared of manslaughter by gross negligence in 2014 following the death of his bull that attacked and killed Roger Freeman who was attacked with his wife while on a public footpath in Nottinghamshire, England in November 2010. An overview of the incident is presented. The Nottingham Crown Court upheld that the bull did not have horns, contrary to the testimony.

The article reports that dairy farmer Paul Waterfall has been cleared of manslaughter by gross negligence in 2014 following the death of his bull that attacked and killed Roger Freeman who was attacked with his wife while on a public footpath in Nottinghamshire, England in November 2010. An overview of the incident is presented. The Nottingham Crown Court upheld that the bull did not have horns, contrary to the testimony.

The article reports on the testimony by veterinarian Matthew Dobbs in the court during the trial of Paul Waterfall, who denied the manslaughter of 63-year old rambler Roger Freeman due to gross negligence after he was attacked by a bull as he walked across farmland in Nottinghamshire, England.

The article reports on the testimony of veterinarian Matthew Dobbs during the trial of Paul Waterfall, a farm owner who denies manslaughter by gross negligence after rambler Roger Freeman was killed by a bull as he walked across farmland in Stanford-on-Soar, south Nottinghamshire, England on November 12, 2010. The views and opinion of Dobbs on the suitability and risk of keeping a dairy bull in a field with public access are presented.

The article discusses a court case which involved Richard Vanecko, a nephew of former Chicago, Illinois Mayor Richard Daley, who fatally punched David Koschman during a scuffle in a nightclub in 2004. According to the author, Vanecko pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in late January 2014 because of the efforts of former U.S. Attorney Dan Webb.

The article reports on the manslaughter charges faced by Leicestershire farmer Paul Geoffrey Waterfall due to gross negligence of maintaining the bull that attacked Roger Freeman and his wife, Glenis.