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 Metron charges spark debate on regulatory, criminal negligence requirements
The criminal charges laid against Metron and its executives for the Christmas Eve 2009 deaths of four workers is part of a growing expansion of the criminal law into workplace safety issues which have historically been the subject of regulatory legislation alone.
Why corporate executives should take note.
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