The link doesn't work for me.

No idea what a pa is.

Might it be a pa? (i.e. a father ... )

"www.msn.com/en-gb/cars/news/driver-is-jailed-for-e...p

No idea what a pa is."

I think Apostrophe Paul has simply run out of space in the heading. "Parents" perhaps?

Paul seems to post infrequently and doesn't seem to hang around for any follow-up, so don't expect any clarification soon.

Edited by FP on 28/11/2019 at 14:45

It's reassuring to see that an accessory to the death has been punished. At his age it's unbelievable that he didn't know better, what a tosspot.

Dunno.

The primary responsibility clearly rests with the driver of the car that crashed, but the article says he was too severely injured to be charged.

This seems odd to me.

The article doesn't state whether the driver will be prosecuted if he recovers, but if he isn't, this would be an anomally, not quite The Law is An Ass grade, but getting there.

Sorry, that's Legal.

Because it is.

Perhaps you can move it again.

Edited by edlithgow on 30/11/2019 at 03:09