英文摘要 |
Due to factors of horizontal, vertical division of labor and so on, people in the organization hardly foresee the accidents that cause disasters, which rarely evidences the relationship between the extent of foreseeability and criminal negligence. In response, this article investigates whether the owner (the state) and the user (local government) could have foreseen the beach collapse in Akashi City, Japan, which caused the death. Through the review of Japanese practice and theory, appropriate methods of judgment are suggested. |