Kasz216 on 10 November 2008
I'm not sure what you mean by your last sentence.
Think of it this way.
1) Drunk Driving as a crime rate is higher in the country. Vehicular Homocide as a crime rate is higher in the city.
2) In canada they have about 44,443 cases of drunk driving with 692 of those leading to injury or death... and that's only the percentage of drunk drivers who have been caught.
3) If a drunk driver were to hit me tommorrow... and instead god/Dr. Who whatever pulls me out of the way... there is a very little chance anyone else is going to be hit by that car.
Vehicular Manslaughter isn't like robbery where if they don't rob you someone else will be robbed.
