The findings of an empirical study of the application of criminal law in non-terrorist disasters and tragedies ©2017

This paper presents an analysis of the results of the study. It lays out the need for criminal prosecutions, followed by the methodology. It summarizes the findings, and discusses a few situations which stand out. It also looks at the special case of South Korea, which has been most proactive in responding to incidents, not only with criminal prosecutions, but also with changes in government and society. The full 56-page list at denisbinder.com contains thumbnail sketches of each incident.4