A legal expert suggests that if Six Flags strictly adhered to local safety codes and regulations, the amusement park could potentially avoid liability in the death of a visitor. The case hinges on whether the park met all legal requirements, raising questions about accountability in ride safety. The outcome may set a precedent for how amusement parks are held responsible for accidents. The discussion highlights the fine line between compliance and negligence in high-risk entertainment venues.
If investigators determine Six Flags followed local codes and regulations to the letter of the law, Adamson said there’s a world in which the park wouldn’t be liable for Hassan Kariem’s death.
