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Man claiming seizure loses vehicular homicide appeal

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Minnesota Supreme Court rules that volitional driving is not required for a criminal vehicular homicide conviction for leaving the scene of a fatal crash.
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Man claiming seizure loses vehicular homicide appeal

Minnesota Supreme Court rules that volitional driving is not required for a criminal vehicular homicide conviction for leaving the scene of a fatal crash.

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Minnesota Lawyer broke the news in on Thursday, April 24, 2025.
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