Stevens v. State

OPINION

MANNHEIMER, Judge.

Rayme Dean Stevens’s driver’s license was revoked as a result of his March 2004 conviction for driving under the influence. Three months later, in June of that year, the Nena-na police observed Stevens driving a four-wheeler (ie., a four-wheeled all-terrain vehicle) on the streets of Nenana. Based on this conduct, Stevens was charged with the offense of driving a motor vehicle on a highway at a time when his license was revoked, AS 28.15.291(a).

Stevens ultimately pleaded no contest to this charge, but he reserved his right to argue on appeal that, even when a person’s…