PURPOSE To review the legislation for non-commercial driving licenses in the Western world for unprovoked first seizures (UFS) and recurrence of established epilepsy, and to examine available evidence on the road traffic accident (RTA) risk in people with seizures. METHODS Regulations for non-commercial driving licenses were sought from appropriate national or state authorities and epilepsy s...

Abstract This article provides an overview of the topic pandemic from perspective criminal law theory and practice in Germany. First all, major offences bodily injury murder are discussed context infecting a person with Coronavirus (possible) consequences having Covid-19, such as risk death. The dilemmatic situation triage, i.e ., allocating limited intensive care resources, is illustrated rela...

The problems of drinking-driving offences and related fatal accidents have prompted an increasing desire to know more about the social and psychological factors accompanying such behaviors. In the present study we examined 1,622 white male adults living in the Upper Cumberland region of rural middle Tennessee, who were referred by the courts to an educational rehabilitation program upon convict...

Few studies have examined the impact of safety climate upon occupational safety behavior or intentions, focusing instead on the event of incidents and injuries. Similarly, while safety climate has been studied in numerous industrial settings, limited attention has been given to the motor vehicle fleet context. This study conceptualized safety climate and work-related driver safety within a mode...

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The regulations of driver's license for diabetic patients have been tightened in Japan and EU countries recently for public safety. However, recent literatures showed this tightened regulation may fail to achieve its purpose. So I would like to make some raise a alarm against this trend in this article.

Aims and Methods The UK's Driver Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) requires individuals to report if they have a medical condition such as alcohol dependence. General Medical Council guidance indicates that medical practitioners should ensure patients are aware of their impairment and requirement to notify the DVLA. Results In a survey of 246 people with known alcohol dependence, none were awa...

Individuals who fall asleep at the wheel usually do so because they are sleep deprived. It is likely that they are aware of the circumstances leading to sleepiness and of feeling sleepy before the event. Nevertheless, sleepiness sufficient to cause or contribute to an accident may involve a disorder of sleep, and little attention has been given to such disorders in the consideration of accident...

white-collar criminals are those who abusing their official occupations commit profitable, nonviolent crimes. the most important manifestations of white collar crimes are: fraud, corruption (including bribery), employment offences, consumer offences, drug and food offences, environmental crimes, cyber crimes, and customs offences. some manifestations of white collar crime have direct victims so...