Hancock v. State

SHIELDS, Judge.

Dean Allen Hancock appeals his conviction of operating a motor vehicle while driving privileges are suspended for life.1

We affirm.

ISSUE

Whether the trial court erred in instructing the jury that

[w]hile the State must in a criminal case prove the defendant guilty of the crime charged in the Information beyond a reasonable doubt, it need not be proved beyond all possible doubt, for such proof could seldom, if ever, be produced.

Record at 261.

FACTS

Hancock was charged with operating a motor vehicle on September 26, 1990, while his driving privileges were suspended for life. He was…