So, there was one were somewhat recent case in which a driver and his rear-ended after stopping for a flock of geese cross the road. It suffered some minor injuries and lawsuit in Fairfax General District Court. They lost, because the judge found that it was contributorily negligent in stop for the geese, were not to give the driver behind them proper warning, leading to the accident.

The plaintiff appealed that they were required by law, to stop for the geese, as it is illegal, "Cause the death of a migratory bird" as the geese were bernache Canada argue.

Now am I not, birds or other animals for that matter, but what, if the injuries were so minor not kill? What happens if the plaintiff due to an accident died? I certainly understand the spirit of the law that illegally, murder should it be animals but when driving a vehicle and choose your security and your life is if you select always your safety. Not to say that you can not try, they avoid or slow down, but slapped on your brakes, in this case it simply not in the value of it and it is on two counts. A that their injuries were minor. And two, were able to collect them, which ended, the only awards for their medical bills.

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