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Texas Hit-and-Run Laws: The Reality of Facing 20 Years in Prison

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That split second decision to keep driving after hitting someone could get you 20 years in prison. The law does not mess around in Texas! Imagine this: it’s 10 o’clock at night, you’re driving home tired from work and you get into a car accident. Maybe it’s a fender bender, maybe it’s more serious. Panic […]

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Florida Hit-and-Run Laws: Facing 30 Years in Prison

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After former Florida Governor Rick Scott passed the “Aaron Cohen Life Protection Act” in 2014 it became a mandatory minimum 4 year prison sentence for committing a hit-and-run resulting in a fatality in the state of Florida. Florida has a hit-and-run crisis that puts lives at risk every day. In 2023 alone, there were 104,273

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