Sentences with phrase «vehicular homicide result»

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An aggravated DUI offense resulting in physical injury or vehicular homicide can be classified as a Class 2 felony, eligible for up to 14 years in prison and a maximum possible fine of $ 25,000.

For example, in Massachusetts, a jury found an 18 - year - old guilty of vehicular homicide because his loss of control resulting in a fatal crash was caused by his texting.

Under Illinois criminal law, felony crimes that are closely associated with car accidents include aggravated DUI, vehicular / reckless homicide, and failing to stop and render aid after an accident resulting in bodily injury or death (hit and run).