
New Jersey Hit and Run Laws: Penalties, Statutes, and Your Rights
Learn about New Jersey hit and run penalties under NJSA 39:4-129 and 2C:12-1.1, including up to 10 years in prison for fatal accidents and your legal duties at the scene.
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