Morgue lessons drive Chicago speeders to reform
In a Chicago Speeders Court case Judge Stelk orders eight motorists to view a morgue display of a murdered girl as a wake‑up call. The grim spectacle aims to sharpen drivers’ ability to visualize consequences and reduce reckless speeding through psychological impact rather than fines. The judge later drafts ten commandments for speed control urging caution, signaling, aiding victims, and proper conduct on the road.