Commonwealth v. Dietz

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a defendant’s failure to possess a current license at the time of the incident is presumptive knowledge of suspension
• holding driver’s flight from crash site and misleading conduct demonstrated that driver knew he was not permitted to drive; and driver’s failure to produce a driver’s license is presumptive knowledge of suspension
• holding a defendant’s failure to possess a current license at the time of the incident is presumptive knowledge of suspension
• holding driver’s flight from crash site and misleading conduct demonstrated that driver knew he was not permitted to drive; and driver’s failure to produce a driver's license is presumptive knowledge of suspension
• holding driver's failure to produce a driver's license is presumptive knowledge of suspension
• finding actual notice satisfied where, inter alia, Dietz’s conduct indicated he knew he was not permitted to drive, as Dietz fled from the scene of a traffic accident and then claimed his wife was driving when police questioned him

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