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- Title: Kenneth A. Roberts v. State Indiana
- Author : Court of Appeals of Indiana No. 1-679A167
- Release Date : January 17, 1979
- Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 59 KB
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Defendant Roberts was convicted of driving with a suspended license, IC 1971, 9-1-4-52 (Burns Code Ed.). We affirm. The first two issues raised by Roberts concern the assertion that he never received notice that his license had been suspended. Consequently, he argues he could not properly be convicted of driving with a suspended license. The record discloses that the notice had been sent by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to the address given on Roberts' license. This address, however, was incorrect and Roberts had never lived at that particular location. However, the record also discloses that for at least a year Roberts had never bothered to notify the Bureau of the error. He claimed he never noticed the mistake. Furthermore, Roberts recently had moved. This event would require him to notify the Bureau of his new address. IC 9-1-4-36. This again he did not do. The evidence shows that Roberts has himself disabled the Bureau from giving proper notice. He has demonstrated no concern about whether or not the Bureau had his correct address. Under these circumstances he is in no position to complain about lack of notice. His argument would place a premium on deception. This we will not accept. Accordingly the first two issues raised by Roberts are resolved adversely to him.