Whether Colorado's interpretation of a criminal leaving the scene of an accident law conflicts with Supreme Court precedent

QUESTIONS PRESENTED I. Whether the Colorado Supreme Court’s interpretation, that a criminal leaving the scene of an accident law without a stated mens rea meant that it was a strict liability offense, conflicts with this Court’s precedent. Il. Whether the Due Process of the Fourteenth Amendment requires that Colorado should be required to prove a driver knew she was involved in an accident causing a serious bodily injury in order to convict her of leaving the scene of an accident causing a serious bodily injury.