

No Sentence Reductions for Impaired Driving: Justice for Joseph and Maggie
The Issue

By signing this petition for the lives lost of Joseph Galdorisi and Maggie Miller, you stand with our grieving families to oppose any sentence reductions, demand maximum sentencing, and ensure that justice is fully served and never minimized.
Together, we ensure that accountability fully reflects the immense tragedy of the lives lost of Joseph and Maggie, who were killed on October 9th, 2017, when an impaired driver high on drugs crashed on impact into a tree, taking the lives of 16-year-old Joseph Galdorisi and 24-year-old Maggie Miller.
No sentence can restore the devastating loss our family has endured or bring our loved ones back, but we can demand that the seriousness of the crime is fully accounted for.
Each signature represents a powerful call to action to ensure that sentences for taking lives are never reduced or minimized. We ask for stronger laws to recognize the lifelong sentence suffered by the families of the victims who are no longer here. Driving while high is not a mistake; it is a choice with irreversible consequences.
The crime resulting from the impaired driver’s decision to drive while high— taking the lives of Joseph and Maggie— should not be minimized.
Accountability must match the severity of the crime.
Thank you for standing with us and for them. Together, our voices are stronger.


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The Issue

By signing this petition for the lives lost of Joseph Galdorisi and Maggie Miller, you stand with our grieving families to oppose any sentence reductions, demand maximum sentencing, and ensure that justice is fully served and never minimized.
Together, we ensure that accountability fully reflects the immense tragedy of the lives lost of Joseph and Maggie, who were killed on October 9th, 2017, when an impaired driver high on drugs crashed on impact into a tree, taking the lives of 16-year-old Joseph Galdorisi and 24-year-old Maggie Miller.
No sentence can restore the devastating loss our family has endured or bring our loved ones back, but we can demand that the seriousness of the crime is fully accounted for.
Each signature represents a powerful call to action to ensure that sentences for taking lives are never reduced or minimized. We ask for stronger laws to recognize the lifelong sentence suffered by the families of the victims who are no longer here. Driving while high is not a mistake; it is a choice with irreversible consequences.
The crime resulting from the impaired driver’s decision to drive while high— taking the lives of Joseph and Maggie— should not be minimized.
Accountability must match the severity of the crime.
Thank you for standing with us and for them. Together, our voices are stronger.


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Petition created on August 2, 2026