Nearly two years after Courtney Griffin was killed in a hit-and-run accident, Texas law could be changing because of her death.
The Texas Senate has toughened the punishment for leaving an accident that causes an injury.
Breathalyzers are becoming a much more popular method in the effort to curb DWI offenses.
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Gabrielle Nestande will serve 180 days in jail in the May 2011 hit-and-run death of Courtney Griffin.
Families who've experienced hit and run accidents first hand gathered at the Capitol to lend support for a bill that would make the penalty harsher for failure
The high-profile criminal case against an Austin woman wrapped up last month, but her legal troubles aren't over.
The mother of Courtney Griffin is suing Gabrielle Nestande and one of the bars she visited the night before the fatal wreck that claimed the life of the Austin
In the 21 months since his daughter Courtney’s death, Bart Griffin has raised his voice -- urging changes in laws, stiffer charges, and asking that justice be
An emotional day in court as the sentence is handed down the Gabrielle Nestande case.
After being convicted of criminally negligent homicide in the May 2011 hit-and-run death of a woman in West Austin, Gabrielle Nestande was recommended to
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