The Dilemma: Death of the Doomed

A 14-year-old boy falls off a bridge. To save himself, he catches onto electrical wires belonging to Twin State Gas & Electric Co. He is electrocuted and dies instantly. His father sues Twin State for wrongful death as the wires were not insulated properly. The company argues that without the wires, the boy would have fallen to a certain death in the waters below. Should Twin State be held accountable for the death of a child who would have died anyway? The Dilemma: Modern Conundrums. Talmudic Debates. Your Solutions. An Exhilarating New Six-week Course Learn more: http://www.myjli.com