A ben sorer u’moreh is judged according to his eventual outcome: let him die innocent, not guilty. For the death of the wick-ed is beneficial to them and beneficial to the world, but that of the righteous is detrimental to them and detrimental to the world. Wine and sleep for the wicked are beneficial to them and beneficial to the world; but for the righteous, they are det-rimental to them and detrimental to the world. Dispersal of the wicked is beneficial to them and beneficial to the world; but that of the righteous is detrimental to them and detrimental to the world. Assembly of the wicked is detrimental to them and detrimental to the world; but that of the righteous is beneficial to them and beneficial to the world. Tranquility for the wick-ed is detrimental to them and detrimental to the world; but for the righteous, it is beneficial to them and beneficial to the world.

One who enters through a tunnel is judged according to the eventual outcome. [If] he was coming through a tunnel and he broke a barrel, if his blood is accountable, he is liable; if his blood is not accountable, he is exempt.