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evening of December 19, 1981, and knowing that the man did not have a valid license, stopped the vehicle. Godlewski said Taylor admitted knowing his license had been suspended but when asked if he was an habitual offender, answered no.
A week later, the deputy said, he received verification from the Division of Motor Vehicles on Taylor’s habitual offender status and charged him with driving while classified as su i a felony under Virginia law.
Attorney David Konick questioned whether his client was aware that he rated as an habitual offender at the time the Rappahannock offense occured. Taylor wasn’t actually served with an order to that effect until he appeared in court on the Madison charges in January, 1982—a month later. Konick said.
Questioned by Konick, Taylor maintained he did not recall the conversation on Christmas Eve in 1980 when trooper Pearson allegedly told him of his habitual offender status.
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