if i was driving  and got in an accident and my son died what are the chances of me getting charged w/ homicid
826557
If it were anything other than an accident (speeding, under the influence, you drove into a brick wall on purpose, etc) the chances are very good that you would be charged.  The exact charges would depend on the circumstances.\n\nAre you planning something?
1138701
I'm a J.D. and was similarly injured in an auto accident that caused numerous ruptured discs.  Though your injury is serious and your suffering severe, your recovery will depend on the amount of the negligent driver's auto-insurance coverage.  Most accident cases are settled out of court, with no fault insurance taking care of all medical bills up to a certain dollar amount, as much as $500,000, but that of course depends on the particular carrier and policy.  When people buy car insurance they do so in increments; in most states, 25/50 is the lowest possible amount of coverage a driver may have, meaning that if you are injured by that party, the maximum you will be able to recover from their insurance would be $50, 000.  If you are lucky, the other driver's coverage will be greater.  Of course, your recovery would be augmented by any personal recovery against the other driver.  Have you brought suit against the other driver?  If that is the case, as much as 5 years can pass before the case is finally resolved.  I couldn't see a jury coming back with more than a $100,000 verdict in your favor, and that's a stretch.  I truly empathize with you and wish you well in your future recovery as I know your struggles.
807311
answer of my life is correct .\npremium paid to vehical and proporty will not get examption.\n\npremium paid for personal accidental policy will eligible for examption in addition to the above.\n\nwe can save another 10,000/- as a critical ill ness rider paid on lic policies u/s 80DD.
464537
Hmm, good question.  Local newspaper will have it though...in a day or two.  You can try and check out the local police station website, don't know if maybe they list stuff like that.  I don't think there's too many ways to find out, people in accident probably don't want everyone gossiping about them.
80792
Not sure how you can get paid if neither of you had insurance.  But my best advise is to contact an attorney.  I know attorney's charge a fee, but you may want to check out www.allexperts.com and find an accident attorney on that site and ask them the same question.  It is a free site and you can find experts in almost anything there.  I use it myself.\n\nGood luck and I hope you can find an attorney on allexperts.com.
962249
If you call the police department and ask them they will tell you.  Also calling a family law attorney should get you the answer.  I think most attornies would not charge to answer this question.  You should be able to get a free consultation with an attorney to discuss this.  Be sure to ask about this when you call.  I think you may have waited too long, but I hope not.  Child abuse cases really should never have a time limit to prosecute.  Good luck with this and don't let that slime ruin your life.  Remember the best revenge is living well.  Don't give him another minute of your life after you are done pursuing this matter.  Sadly your mother is even more guilty for not protecting you.
748401
You can try everything.But the result just came out same.Just pay your ticket or go to court.
450687
Your did not die, so there will be no manslaughter charges.  Possible charges might include assault, battery and even attempted murder in extreme cases.  Criminal laws vary from state to state, so additional charges might be possible depending on the laws where the incident occurred.
168256
I can think of one other reason, if you went from a no fault state to a fault state.  I used to live in PA, a no fault state.  If someone hit you, while you were parked in a lawful place, with the car off, it was still charged against your insurance.  If you moved across the line, to West Virginia, a fault state, they cannot see if you caused the accident or were a victim.  Since it was charged against your insurance, it is a cost they may have to bear since they cannot distinguish who caused it.  It limits litigation, but it also damages your record in fault states.
349784
Most stores require a "restitution" payment, regardless of the criminal outcome of the case. Whatever they charge, someone has to pay. I suggest you pay it and have your son work to pay you back in some way.
867964
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car accident with family about 7-8 years ago. nobody hurt but me. I got chronic whiplash. went through physical therapy, biofeedback, massage therapy, and have been on so many meds for it that most pills won't work for me anymore, and I developed an allergy to vicodin. now I get migrains, and the odd muscle spasm. really sucks. we got rear ended by a truck pulling a boat while pulling into a gas station. since we were hit while pulling it, it was at an angle, and hit the left corner of the back bumper. I was sitting in the back left seat, so I got the brunt of it all. but at least my parents and sisters were fine, and we didn't get hit worse. and insurance payed for all of my treatment, so that was fortunate as well.
540045
You can probably get the info through the DMV of dept. of public safety.  Check their websites.
960532
Depends on what state, but I honestly don't think so.  Her insurance will be affected negatively.  First offense, though, just make sure she shows up to court and the judge will probably give her a fine and she'll be told she can't get another ticket or she'll *really* get penalized.
940771
There is nothing legally preventing it unless he has serious driving related offensed (DWI, Fleeing police, Criminal vehicular Operation, etc).  It really depends company to company.  Wouldn't hurt to start calling around now so you can find something.
198163
no! but to be on the safe side call your local courthouse\nto find out
265951
It depends. If you are in a state with no fault insurance then you are probably screwed.  If not, you have to get in touch with them to get to their insurance company to get your car repaired.