Criminal Liability Issues Created by Autonomous Vehicles

Frank Douma · Sarah Aue Palodichuk

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Digitalization, Law, and Regulation Criminal Law and Policy Autonomous Vehicle Technology and Safety

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Introduction I. Passenger v. Auto-Pilot A. Passenger: The Driverless Car B. Auto-pilot: I Have an Override Button, and I'm Prepared to Use It! II.New Benefits, New Regulations A. Autonomous Vehicles and Drunk

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