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October 19, 2007
Conviction in Tennessee Amusement Park Death Affirmed
I know, I know, it's TortsProf blog, not CrimProf blog, but it has a torts component...
Charles Martin's conviction in the death of Carol Sevier was affirmed by the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals (an intermediate court). Sevier fell from a ride called the Hawk, manufactured from Zamperla, in mid-cycle. The evidence suggested that the ride controls were tampered with to bypass a restraint confirmation system.
I have an extensive series of posts about the case, including information about the civil suit (which settled in 2005, though I don't know if the suit against the ride manufacturer is still pending) at my other site.
--BC
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