Roanoke Times Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc. DATE: SATURDAY, December 4, 1993 TAG: 9312040236 SECTION: VIRGINIA PAGE: B3 EDITION: METRO SOURCE: DAVID M. POOLE STAFF WRITER DATELINE: LENGTH: Short
Stacey Lee Hann, 27, is scheduled to appear in Roanoke County Circuit Court on Jan. 7 on a prosecutor's motion to declare him a habitual traffic offender.
Hann could receive a sentence of between one and five years.
He is already serving a two-year sentence in the Roanoke County/Salem Jail sparked by his conviction in July on his third drunken driving charge in three years.
The conviction led Circuit Judge Kenneth Trabue to revoke Hann's probation from a 1992 involuntary manslaughter conviction stemming from a motorcycle wreck that killed 24-year-old Mildred "Mickey" Smith.
Hann was able to get his license restored in April because his conviction on the manslaughter charge was under appeal.
In October, the Roanoke Times & World-News reported that Hann was able to get his license because of a clerical error in the Roanoke County Circuit Court clerk's office.
That report, however, was based on incorrect information provided to the newspaper.
Circuit Clerk Steven McGraw said there was nothing his office could have done to prevent Hann from getting his driving privileges restored. The state Supreme Court did not notify McGraw that Hann's appeal had been denied until May 19 - three weeks after Hann got his license.
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