Episode 5: Oh Deer! Did I Just Hit Something?

Crime Time: With Virginia Defense Attorneys

Today, the fantastic foursome explore the law of hit and run in Virginia. They discuss the case of the South Dakota Attorney General who was charged with several traffic misdemeanors in relation to his alleged involvement in the death of a pedestrian on the side of the road. What would he have been charged with in Virginia? What evidence would the prosecution need to show that he knew he hit a person? Listen to Ann Thayer, Tony Nourse, Alberto Salvado and Anna Dvorchik as they wrestle with these questions and more on this episode of Crime Time.

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