A new law called Keira's Law, named after a 4-year-old found dead alongside her father at the bottom of a cliff, calls on judges to educate themselves about the impact of intimate partner violence on children. Callers who witnessed violence between their own parents describe what they want judges to know about how it affected them. Our guests are Western University psychologist Peter Jaffe with the Centre for Research and Education on Violence Against Women and Children; Keira's mother Jennifer Kagan; and Ontario Attorney General Doug Downey.