State v. Crisman

SWANSTROM, Judge.

After a trial before the magistrate, Donald Crisman was convicted of driving without a license, I.C. § 49-301, and of operating an unregistered vehicle, I.C. § 49-456(1). Crisman appeals from the judgments of conviction contending that the trial court lacked jurisdiction, that he was denied due process and that his rights to freely exercise his religion were infringed. We affirm.

Prior to the events giving rise to this case, Crisman held a valid Alaska driver’s license. Crisman returned his Alaska driver’s license and did not obtain a new license from Idaho or any other state.…