A Gwinnett County woman is facing charges after her son's death in a hot car. The woman, 29, has been charged with second-degree murder and cruelty to children. Her attorney, Tom Ford, is advocating for new legislation to prevent such tragedies.

The proposed bill would require standard sensors in vehicles. Ford is also seeking reform in how the legal system handles certain hot car deaths. Further details about the case and the proposed legislation are available from Atlanta News First.

, providing more information on the proposed bill and the case.