A Georgia woman is facing charges after her infant son was found dead in a vehicle. The woman, Deja Coleman, is accused of leaving her 1-year-old son in a hot car outside her workplace. Her attorney, Tom Ford, is arguing that she should not face a murder charge, citing that the situation was a mistake rather than an intentional act.

Ford is also proposing a bill to mandate in-vehicle sensors to prevent similar tragedies. Further details on the case and the proposed bill are available from the source. The incident has sparked a discussion on how the legal system approaches hot car deaths and prevention measures.