A deeply disturbing revelation has sent shockwaves across California: state courts have routinely failed to notify the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) about hundreds of vehicular manslaughter convictions over the past five years, allowing individuals responsible for deadly crashes to retain their driving privileges unlawfully.A comprehensive investigation by CalMatters identified approximately 400 unreported cases between 2019 and 2024. The scale of the problem is alarming, with about one-third of vehicular manslaughter convicts in Los Angeles County and half in Santa Clara County missing from DMV records.The real-world consequences are stark and dangerous. In one egregious example, a man convicted in May 2023 for killing his friend was not reported by the Los Angeles Superior Court. Consequently, his license was renewed just two months later. He subsequently accumulated more speeding tickets and was involved in another accident, all while legally on the road despite his…..