Leaving the Scene
Leaving The Scene Doesn't Mean You Were Guilty
Tucson, Arizona, Hit and Run Defense Lawyer
The temptation and fear were probably overwhelming. You know you were drinking, but weren't sure if you were over the .08 limit. You found yourself in an accident and your only thoughts turned to leaving the scene before the police got there.
25 years of successful Arizona DUI experience
Leaving the scene of an accident is the same as hit and run. It is a class three or class four felony if an injury or death occurred in the crash. Even without serious injury, you have the obligation to stop and wait for the police. You face class six felony charges if you don't.
Yes. You do have rights. Yes. You have someone on your side.
If you are faced with a vehicle-related felony or vehicular homicide charge, it is critically important to contact an experienced attorney who knows the system and knows how to win. At the Law Offices of Stephen Paul Barnard, P.C., we have the experience and the winning record you want on your side for any alcohol or drug-related vehicular offense.
Are you guilty of leaving the scene of an accident?
If you left the scene of an accident after drinking, call the police and an experienced Arizona DUI defense attorney as soon as possible. We will protect your rights and help you understand the process as you do the right thing and turn yourself in.
We handle all defense cases relating to Arizona DUI charges, including:
- Hit and run, leaving the scene of an accident
- Multiple arrest DUI
- Extreme DUI .15 and super extreme DUI .20
- Second degree murder, vehicular manslaughter, negligent homicide
- Aggravated assault, aggravated DUI
- Felony endangerment
Contact our offices to discuss the circumstances of your accident. We are ready to help you get the possible resolution for any charges you may face.
