Have I ruled in cases where people have been hurt by drunk drivers? Yes, absolutely. I've had more than one case where a drunk driver has killed someone. In one case it was a young man who was driving home with friends and in another case it was a young women who was riding with a man and not only was person she was riding with drunk, the person that hit them was drunk. And so both of those drunk drivers ended up in my court facing punishment for the death of this young lady. It's devastating when you see a young person lose their lives because someone is too irresponsible to call a cab, uber, do anything, call a friend, but don't get behind the wheel of a car drunk, because it's not just you that you're going to hurt. In most cases the drunk driver never gets hurt. It's always the sober friend. One of the great things about responsibility.org and kidsinthehouse.com is that they offer so many resources for parents to look to to figure out how to have those conversations, when do they need to do more than talk. That information is out there, all you have to do is go get it. And so parents, you don't want to be your kid's friend all of the time, but you need to understand where they are coming from. You need to understand social media so that you can keep track of who they're talking with. You need to understand when the coded language means something other than what it appears to be mean on the screen, so that you can know when they're going out to score drugs if they're doing that or drink with their friends if they're doing that. You gotta be a much more savy parent because we have much more savy kids.