State v. Highsmith
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
HUDSON, Judge.
At the 19 July 2004 Criminal Session of the superior court in Craven County, a jury found defendant Luvie Allen Highsmith guilty of driving while impaired (“DWI”) and driving left of center. Based on defendant’s stipulation, the court found defendant guilty of habitual driving while impaired and found him a prior record level II for purposes of sentencing. The court then consolidated the charges and sentenced defendant to 19 to 23 months in prison. Defendant appeals. For the reasons discussed below, we find no error.
The evidence tended to show that, on the afternoon of 7…
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