As for DUI, Georgia laws need to be more in line with restrictive laws of other states. I lived in the Los Angeles area as a teen and the laws there were more strict, and that was 20 years ago. This would keep their speeds down until they have learned to handle all the many things they must think about while driving. That only comes with practice. As for driving at night or early morning, that should still be resticted to going to or from school or church functions, unless accompanied by an adult.
Many families have situations where having a teen driver is helpful, or in some cases, necessary.
I read that Indonesian billionaire James Riady entered a guilty plea to a campaign finance violation. He had donated this money to Bill Clinton's campaign and other Democrats. It works both ways. The one who gives and the one who receives are both guilty as far as I'm concerned. I don't understand why the government hasn't put pressure and charges against Bill Clinton and the Democrats for defrauding the government.