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You will be subect to the judgment of the court - be awarded DMV points against your license (or have it suspended or revoked) - your insurance company will have to pay (up to the limits of your coverage) and you will be held responsible for any remainder.
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What are the penalties for a hit and run for the person running after hitting a parked car?
Depends on the state you are in. Some states will take your license if you are found guilty of that.
Who is at fault in a Hit and run in parking lot witness but no plate number?
If a person backed out of a space and hit or was hit by another car, the person who backed out is at fault for impeding someone else's right of way. If they then left the scene they are also guilty of hit and run. If the car that was already in motion hit the car that was backing out then left, they are guilty of hit and run. These are general guidelines and may vary state to state.
Can someone who has been found guilty of a felony run for US political office?
No
Was Tim Chapman found guilty?
No. He was found not guilty
What is the opposite of being found not guilty?
being found guilty
You hit and run but am not at fault?
You should not run it would be almost impossible for you to prove that you are not at fault. Now you might need a good lawyer or witnesses who would confirm that you are not guilty.
Was Columbus found guilty or innocent?
guilty
OJ Simpson is famous for begging found guilty or not guilty?
guilty
When were the Menendez brothers found guilty?
They were found guilty December 8, 1992.
What happen with your record if they never found you guilty?
If you were found not guilty, you don't have a record.
When one co-defendant is found guilty does the other co-defendant have to be guilty too. Can one defendant be guilty and one NOT Guilty?
Co-defendants can be sentenced differently. They do not have to all be found guilty or not guilty.
What is the legal process by which one is found guilty or innocent?
A person is never found innocent. A person is found guilty or not guilty at the verdict phase of a criminal trial.
