If the Pasadena District Attorney or Los Angeles District Attorney decide to file the hit and run as a felony offense under California Vehicle Code section 20001, the accused will be facing a maximum sentence of up to three (3) years in prison, restitution to the victim and a court fine ...
6 months in county jail, and/or $1,000 in fines.[7] If there were physical injuries but they were not severe enough to make the offense a felony, the hit-and-run offense is covered by California Vehicle Code section 20001 VC. This is a wobbler offense that is being charged as a mi...