Legal Opinion
State v. Loudon
Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee
Decided January 27, 1993PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
JONES, Judge.
The appellant, Robert G. Loudon, was convicted of driving a motor vehicle without a license, a Class B misdemeanor, by a jury of his peers. The trial court sentenced the appellant to pay a fine of $108, the amount set by the jury, and to serve thirty (30) days in the Shelby County Correctional Center.
The appellant has presented two issues for review. He contends:
I. Section 55-50-321(c)(l) of the Tennessee Code Annotated requiring a social security number for a driver’s license application and renewal is unconstitutional in that it violates the Free Exercise Clause of the…
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