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Government to raise death-driving sentence to life

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Published: 24 October 2017
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Drivers who cause death by dangerous driving, or through driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, could face life in prison. A law change will see the maximum penalty increased from 14 years.

The government also plans to create a new offence of ‘causing serious injury by careless driving’. 

Drivers who cause death by speeding or using a mobile phone will face sentences equivalent to manslaughter.

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