Manslaughter manifesto
With corporate manslaughter laws expected to be passed in the near future, Paul Wade compares the different approaches being taken in England and Wales, and Scotland
Since the 1997 Labour manifesto commitment, reform of corporate killing law has appeared inevitable, although it can be difficult to reconcile the apparently universal commitment to this with the long
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