article_snippet: The new measure is one of several changes being drawn up by Justice Secretary Chris Grayling in a bid to toughen up the criminal justice system.
article_snippet: The maximum sentence for motorists is currently 14 years and the plan to increase this limit is being welcomed by relatives of a couple run down in Bristol by a speeding driver who was already banned from the roads.
article_snippet: Reviewing law: Justice Secretary Chris Grayling Justice Secretary Chris Grayling wants to toughen up the criminal justice system .
article_snippet: The plan to increase the maximum penalty from 14 years is one of several new measures being considered by Justice Secretary Chris Grayling to toughen up the criminal justice system.
article_snippet: Justice Secretary Chris Grayling claims both Justice Secretary Chris Grayling and the Prime Minister have agreed to review the upper sentencing limit for causing death by dangerous driving.
article_snippet: Justice Secretary Chris Grayling is also looking to introduce new offences to deal with jihadists attempting to return to the UK and says there are also plans for stricter controls on internet trolls.
highlights_snippet: Justice Secretary Chris Grayling wants to toughen criminal justice system .
  
highlights_snippet: Along with PM, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling is considering increasing maximum sentence for drivers .
  