A law passed in 2005 classifies a charge of negligent homicide as a Class C felony when it stems from killing someone while passing a stopped school bus.
The legislation, known as "Isaac's Law," was passed in response to the 2004 death of 9-year-old William "Isaac" Brian, who was killed when he was struck by a Jeep Grand Cherokee after getting off a school bus in Benton.
The legislation, known as "Isaac's Law," was passed in response to the 2004 death of 9-year-old William "Isaac" Brian, who was killed when he was struck by a Jeep Grand Cherokee after getting off a school bus in Benton.
A law passed in 2005 classifies a charge of negligent homicide as a Class C felony when it stems from killing someone while passing a stopped school bus.
The legislation, known as "Isaac's Law," was passed in response to the 2004 death of 9-year-old William "Isaac" Brian, who was killed when he was struck by a Jeep Grand Cherokee after getting off a school bus in Benton.
The legislation, known as "Isaac's Law," was passed in response to the 2004 death of 9-year-old William "Isaac" Brian, who was killed when he was struck by a Jeep Grand Cherokee after getting off a school bus in Benton.
