State v. Stewart
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Blackwell, Judge.
In April 2010, a Dawson County deputy sheriff stopped Noah Stewart, who was driving his motorcycle on State Route 400, for driving too fast. When the deputy discovered that Stewart had a suspended license, the deputy arrested him, and Stewart subsequently was charged with driving while his license was suspended1 and three other misdemeanor traffic offenses.2 Stewart eventually pled guilty to these traffic offenses, but before he did, he attempted to convince the prosecuting attorney that, at the time of the stop, he was *83lawfully operating his motorcycle under a limited…
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