BILL NUMBER:  AB 2337
  VETOED	DATE: 09/25/2014




To the Members of the California State Assembly:

I am returning Assembly Bill 2337 without my signature.

This bill extends the driver license revocation period from one to
two years for a driver in a collision resulting in injury or death
who leaves the scene.

Currently, penalties for serious hit-and-run collisions can include
incarceration for an extended period, fines including penalty
assessments up to $41,131, and restitution.  Moreover, conditions of
parole and probation can be imposed to prohibit driving.

While I consider hit-and-run collisions to be very significant
events, current penalties seem to be at appropriate levels.

Sincerely,



Edmund G. Brown Jr.