Tiffany Hill didn’t live to have her day in court. But she is getting her time in the Legislature, as several bills that address the scourge of domestic violence are alive at this early point in the session.
Hill was the Vancouver mother who was murdered Nov. 26 by her estranged husband, as she sat in the driver’s seat of a minivan in the parking lot of a Hazel Dell elementary school.
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