The smoker was arrested for manslaughter in the two deaths. He appealed all the way to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, but lost. Robin A. Ennis v Stoehmann Bros , Appeal No. 912, Case No. This holocaust level of tobacco-caused deaths was already known by 1836 .
Tobacco is a poison.
A man will die of an infusion of tobacco as of a shot through the head. Cigarettes have toxic chemicals and have a record of containing a dangerous poisonous additive, coumarin used for rat poison. Wherefore, by definition , cigarette emissions are illegal everywhere. An employer has a duty to prevent and suppress hazardous conduct by employees. A further explanation will be provided, with additions or deletions as appropriate, when practicable.