prosecutor arguing that you knew you got into the car and didn t put your seat belt on. you knew that was dangerous. you took driver s ed, you knew that, right? you didn t put that seat belt on and that caused the death of your unborn child. that could be recklessness. the law did not set forth any clear guidelines. it uses this language and leaves it to local prosecutors to decide which women who had a miscarriage they re going to prosecute and criminalize. how do you stop something like that from happening? i mean, seriously. how do you guarantee that s not a case where a mistake was made, and a woman whose already been traumatized having gone through a miscarriage is then put through this? the scenario being played out simply would not elevate to the reckless in this state. how do you know that? how are you so confident in saying that? because not wearing your seat belt is not a gross deviation of from what the reasonable person would do. that s what the law requires,