Quoting Jim Gribbin <jimgribbin@gmail.com>:
> They call it an Attractive Nuisance. It's like when you leave your keys
> in the car in your driveway and some neighbor kid drives off with it and
> runs someone down. You end up being charged w/ Manslaughter & Reckless
> Endangerment for having an Attractive Nuisance.
>
> You're the one who bought it, you're responsible for securing it.
I would think Attractive Nuisance would only play a role if you put a
sign on your car saying, "Hey there are keys in this car!".
Because otherwise, the person would have been considered a thief, and
the injury would have resulted from that bad act.
Do you have any specific examples where this has played out in Alaska?
I'm no lawyer, so I could be all wet here, but this is an interesting
conversation.
Mike B.
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