(6)5.3 Criminal Hit & Run: Difference between revisions
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== (6)5.3.1 Criminal Hit & Run == | == (6)5.3.1 Criminal Hit & Run == | ||
A person is guilty of <b>Criminal Hit and Run under this subsection if he or she: | A person is guilty of <b>Criminal Hit and Run</b> under this subsection if he or she: | ||
(a) is involved in a motor vehicle collision involving an injury; | (a) is involved in a motor vehicle collision involving an injury; | ||
Revision as of 03:40, 15 December 2025
The provisions of this statue shall not be applied to offenses specified in Title 7 unless otherwise provided by statute.
(6)5.3.1 Criminal Hit & Run
A person is guilty of Criminal Hit and Run under this subsection if he or she:
(a) is involved in a motor vehicle collision involving an injury;
(b) as a driver, as defined under Title 7; and
(c) fails to remain at the scene of the collision until the crash has been cleared.
(d) "cleared" for the purposes of this subsection means:
(i) all injured parties have been contacted and medically evaluated by first responders; and
(ii) the scene no longer requires the driver’s presence for emergency medical response or immediate public safety purposes; and
(iii) the driver has provided identifying information as required by Title 7 or as directed by a law enforcement officer or first responder.
Criminal Hit and Run is a Class D- Felony.