Allman v. State

Johnson, Presiding Judge.

David Allman appeals from his conviction for driving with a suspended license. He argues that the state did not comply with OCGA § 40-5-121 (b) (1) and did not prove that he received notice of his license suspension, and that the court erred in allowing testimony from a witness who was not on the state’s witness list. The arguments are without merit, and we therefore affirm Allman’s conviction.

On September 26, 2000, Allman was driving his car in Atlanta when a police officer stopped him and gave him a traffic citation for failing to wear a seat belt. The citation…