Board Thread:Speculation House/@comment-27404492-20170417075739/@comment-26397825-20170502052122

If a person keeps records from the shooting range in their house, showing how they are trained in using a gun, and then a person breaks into their house and they kill the person, they can be hit with manslaughter at the very least because there is proof that they have been trained in the usage of a gun.

It doesn't matter that the other person was breaking the law, the person defending their house still gets hit very heavily because of the proof of training readily available in their home. The way the law looks at it, they've had training and so the death should not have happened at all; the most that should have happened is a crippling.

The same would have applied to Weiss; even if it was an accident, everyone and their dog knows Weiss is in training as a Huntress. No matter how accidental, the way the law looks at it is that she is training in the use of her semblance - including when not to activate it. She would be hit with a heavy charge of at least manslaughter.