Bowersox v. State
Supreme Court of Delaware
1Per curiam
In this appeal we examine the habitual offender laws of Title 21, Chapter 28 of the Delaware Code. Upon consideration of those laws and the facts of this case, we hold that where a judgment of a court suspends an habitual offender’s driving privileges for a period of time, after the termination of that period of time the habitual offender can be convicted of driving after judgment prohibited where he has failed to fulfill the required statutory procedures to reinstate his driving privileges and where the court has not lifted its judgment.
Facts
On July 19, 1996, the Kent County Court of Common…
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