In New Jersey, the simple answer is yes. That’s thanks to ‘Maggie’s Law,’  which classifies driving while knowingly fatigued as reckless driving. A person can be convicted of vehicular homicide if their reckless driving leads to the death of another. So, since drowsy driving is legally considered to be reckless, a driver can be convicted of vehicular homicide if they kill someone while driving under the influence of fatigue.