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 advocating for changes in how the legal system handles such cases.

He believes that mandating in-vehicle sensors could help prevent future tragedies. Further details about the case and proposed legislation are available from the source, including comments from Attorney Tom Ford on the need for reform in approaching hot car deaths.