Walmsley v. State

The automobile is both praised and damned, recognized as a popular common form of rapid transportation, a public as well as private necessity, and simultaneously accused of being a major air polluter. It has brought hours of untold pleasure to many but pain, misery, anguish and death to others. Regardless of how it is viewed, there are some persons who are as addicted to sitting behind a steering wheel as narcotics users are to dope.

This appeal arises because of Raymond Artemus Walmsley’s seeming inability to refrain from driving a motor vehicle notwithstanding that his privilege to do so has…