Bill Could Make Drunk Drivers Pay Child Support If They Kill A Parent

The transcript discusses a new Tennessee legislation requiring drunk drivers who kill a parent or caregiver to pay child support for the victims' children until they turn 18. This law, known as Bentley's Law, originated from a case in Missouri and was inspired by the tragic death of Nicholas Gallinger, a Chattanooga police officer. The law aims to provide justice and support for families affected by drunk driving. Cecilia Williams, an advocate for the law, is working to introduce it in 17 other states. The legislation has gained significant attention on social media and is seen as a historic move towards justice for victims' families.

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