A Georgia woman is facing charges after her infant son was found dead in a hot car. The woman, Deja Coleman, is charged with second-degree murder and cruelty to children. Her attorney, Tom Ford, is advocating for changes to prevent similar tragedies in the future.

Tom Ford is proposing a bill that would require in-vehicle sensors to prevent hot car deaths. He believes the legal system should approach these cases differently, suggesting that good-faith mistakes should not be criminalized. Further details about the case and proposed bill are available from local news sources, including Atlanta News First.