A Bill to Define a Hit & Run and Accident
BE IT ENACTED BY THE STATE OF FIRESTONE CONGRESS* HERE ASSEMBLED THAT:
SECTION 1: The following act listed shall be recognized, and can result in a serious punishment if necessary: Hit & Run, and accident.
SECTION 2: Anyone who commits this act can be tried in the Firestone court of law for proper punishment.
Section 2A: A hit & run shall be defined as: A crime of a driver of a vehicle who is involved in a collision with another vehicle, property or human being, who knowingly fails to stop to give the proper information as required by statute to the injured party, a witness or law enforcement officer(s).
Section 2B: An accident shall be defined as: An unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in damage or injury.
Section 2C: In the act of a hit & run, the driver who hits another driver’s car and doesn’t stop shall be prosecuted.
Section 2D: In the act of when the driver who is responsible for accident stops, the driver will be required to exchange identification. The responsible drive will be required to pay a citation of around $100-$200 if the driver who was acting as the accident victim wishes to press charges.
SECTION 3: This law will be enforced by all law enforcement agencies; State patrol, and Sheriff’s office.
SECTION 4: This law shall go into effect immediately upon passage.
SECTION 5: All laws in conflict with this legislation are hereby declared null and void.
Respectfully submitted to the congress of the State of Firestone,
Chief Sponsor(s):
Representative. Virginian_State |