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	"author_name": "A Fight to Honor Lily Fairfield ",
	"author_url": "https://actionnetwork.org/groups/a-fight-to-honor-lily-fairfield",
	"title": "Safer Roads to Honor Lily Fairfield",
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	"description": "Mark and Zoe Fairfield, through their attorney, have proposed critical changes to Kentucky&#x27;s DUI laws in Honor of their late daughter and sister, Lily, who was tragically killed and an automobile crash that could have been prevented. Just three days before the driver that killed Lily hit their car, the same lady with extensive criminal history was released on ROR for driving while intoxicated. Every year, Kentucky&#x27;s police officers work tirelessly to keep our roads safe - arresting over 15,000 people for DUI annually. Though, even with their dedication, 140 people on average are killed from drunk or drugged drivers each year. Lily cannot be another statistic and we cannot wait for the next tragedy before we act. As a legislator, you have a responsibility to ensure our laws uphold public safety, which is why I urge you to immediately pass legislation as proposed by the Fairfield&#x27;s that would require a minimum jail time for first offense DUIs and also change Kentucky&#x27;s outdated felony DUI law to consider any DUI after the second offense within ten years a felony crime",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/letters/safer-roads-to-honor-lily-fairfield"
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