In July of 2009, Diane Schuler steered her Ford Windstar the wrong way on the Taconic State Parkway. A few minutes later, her vehicle slammed into an SUV head-on, killing her, four of the five children she was transporting, and the three men in the SUV. Schuler’s 5-year-old son was the lone survivor of the crash. According to investigators, at the time of the crash, Diane’s blood alcohol content was .19; more than double the legal limit, and was also “impaired by marijuana.” In the aftermath of the horrific accident, Diane Schuler’s family, especially her husband Daniel, were subjected to a significant amount of criticism for allowing someone with such a high blood alcohol content and apparent alcohol abuse problem to get behind the wheel of a car. However, according to her family, Diane never abused alcohol or other drugs; as her husband stated, “I never saw her drunk since ...