A Bill to Recognize Felony/Misdemeanor Hit & Runs and Accidents

A Bill to Recognize Felony/Misdemeanor Hit & Runs and Accidents

BE IT ENACTED BY THE STATE OF FIRESTONE CONGRESS HERE ASSEMBLED THAT:

Section 1: This legislation shall recognize both a felony and misdemeanor hit & run. The crime of a Felony/Misdemeanor Hit & Run shall be considered to be a criminal litigation when taken to court.

Section 1A: “A Bill to Recognize a Hit & Run and Accident” (A Bill to Recognize a Hit & Run and Accident.pdf - Google Drive), shall be repealed and replaced by this legislation; also shall be nullified and voided.

Section 2: Any individual who commits a felony or misdemeanor hit & run shall be charged with the proper justifications of which shall be later described within this legislation. Any individual who uses a vehicle and collides with another another vehicle, not causing any injuries, but doesn’t stop shall be charged with a Misdemeanor Hit & Run; the punishment of this charge shall be stated within ‘Section 2B” of this legislation. Any individual who uses a vehicle and collides with another vehicle, or hits a pedestrian, causing either an injury or death, and does not stop, shall be charged with a Felony Hit & Run; the punishment of this charge shall be stated within “Section 2C” of this legislation.

Section 2A: All individuals who commit the crime of Felony/Misdemeanor Hit & Run may be prosecuted in the court of law. All individuals who are charged for committing the crime of a Misdemeanor/Felony Hit & Run shall be charged with the following:

Section 2B: Being charged with a Misdemeanor Hit & Run shall result in prison time for a minimum of no less than three-hundred seconds to a maximum of no more than four-hundred and fifty seconds in prison.

Section 2C: Being charged with a Felony Hit & Run shall result in prison time for a minimum of no less than five-hundred seconds to a maximum of no more than eight-hundred seconds in prison.

Section 2D: An accident shall be defined as: A motor vehicle collision between two vehicles or more that include the driver that is responsible for the accident, and depending the number of other vehicles, the victim(s) of the accident. It is mandated that drivers stop to check in with each other to make sure that they are okay when involved in a collision. Failure to stop when involved in an accident shall count as a hit & run; the type shall depend as stated within section two of this legislation.

Section 2E: It shall be the duties of the Firestone Courts to oversee all cases related to the crime of a Felony/Misdemeanor Hit & Run. The Department of Justice shall play the role of prosecuting all individuals accused/committed the crime of a Felony/Misdemeanor Hit & Run.

Section 3: The Firestone State Patrol, Stapleton County Sheriff’s Office, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Corrections, Firestone Courts (Court Justice+), and Department of Justice (Bar Certified Attorney+) shall enforce this legislation.

Section 3A: The Firestone State Patrol shall be defined as: Firestone State Patrol - Roblox

Section 3B: The Stapleton County Sheriff’s Office shall be defined as: Stapleton County Sheriff's Office - Roblox

Section 3C: The Department of Homeland Security shall be defined: Firestone Department of Homeland Security - Roblox

Section 3D: The Department of Corrections shall be defined as: Firestone Department of Corrections - Roblox

Section 3E: The Firestone Courts shall be defined: Firestone Courts - Roblox

Section 3F: The Department of Justice shall be defined as: Firestone Department of Justice - Roblox

Section 4: This legislation shall go into effect immediately upon passing.

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):

Lieutenant Governor. Virginian_State

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