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Running Away and Leaving Injured After an Accident Could Cost up to Five Years in Jail

Summary by El Mundo CR
Fleeing and leaving injured after an accident could cost up to five years in prison San José, Aug 09 (elmundo.cr) – The Supreme Court of Justice gave its approval to a legislative initiative that aims to punish with imprisonment drivers who, after being involved in a traffic accident, flee the place without helping the victims. At its session on Monday, August 3, the plenary session of [...] Yamileth Angulo El Mundo CR
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Fleeing and leaving injured after an accident could cost up to five years in prison San José, Aug 09 (elmundo.cr) – The Supreme Court of Justice gave its approval to a legislative initiative that aims to punish with imprisonment drivers who, after being involved in a traffic accident, flee the place without helping the victims. At its session on Monday, August 3, the plenary session of [...] Yamileth Angulo El Mundo CR

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El Mundo CR broke the news on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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