If the father was responsible for the inadvertent death of his son, does the father go into galus in the Ir Miklat? Was the father involved in a mitzva when he was teaching his son a second trade? What is the status of a Ger Toshav, a Kusi, an Eved Cna'ani, with regard to galus in a Retzicha B'shogeg case? Do these individuals have the status of Jews or of non-Jews? What about a son who kills his own father or wounds him? Is there a golus to Ir Miklat which is a form of Kapara without the element of protection from the Goel HaDam? Which punishment is more severe, Sayif or chenek?
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