People v. Ellison
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Bender
In this original proceeding we hold that the definition of knowledge in Colorado's driving under restraint statute does not violate the guarantees of due process of law. The statute provides that if a person drives with "knowledge of cireumstances sufficient to cause a reasonable person to be aware that such person's license or privilege to drive was under restraint," he commits a misdemeanor. The Pueblo county court ruled that this language offends due process of law guarantees because it permits a conviction when the defendant was not aware of the restraint on his license or privilege to…
2Cases cited15 opinions
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- People v. TurnerIllinois Supreme Court · 1976
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