State v. Tedder
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
HUDSON, Judge.
On 20 April 2001, defendant Lori Edwards Tedder was arrested and charged with driving while impaired (“DWI”) and driving while license revoked (“DWLR”). In District Court, defendant pled guilty to DWLR and was found guilty of DWI. Defendant appealed the DWI conviction to superior court for trial de novo. At the 24 April 2002 criminal session of superior court, the jury found defendant guilty of DWI. Based on its findings of grossly aggravating factors, the court sentenced her as a level I to an active term of twenty-four months and ordered defendant to pay costs and attorney…
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