Hayes v. Texas Department of Public Safety
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
COLEMAN, Chief Justice.
This is an appeal from a judgment suspending the appellant’s driver’s license for a period of three months. The case was tried to a jury.
For clarity the appellant will be referred to as Hayes, and the appellee as the Department. Hayes’ brief presents two principal points of error. First he contends that the two convictions for moving traffic violations relied on to support the judgment suspending Hayes’ provisional driver’s license are void because the convictions were obtained at a trial at which Hayes was not afforded the due process of law required by the…
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