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STATE v. HARRIS

Nos. 4585, 4586.

101 N.H. 95 (1957)

STATE v. JANET L. HARRIS. STATE v. VERNE L. HARRIS.

Supreme Court of New Hampshire.

Decided June 28, 1957.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Louis C. Wyman, Attorney General, and Arthur Olson, Jr., county solicitor, for the State, furnished no brief.

William D. Tribble for Janet L. and Verne L. Harris.

LAMPRON, J.

An essential element of the offense charged in each of the complaints which the State had the burden to prove beyond a reasonable doubt was that on November 29, 1956, Verne L. Harris was not licensed to drive a motor vehicle in New Hampshire. State v. LaPointe, 81 N.H. 227. There was proof offered that he had been notified on August 29, 1955, that he "must file [financial responsibility] for conviction of August 26, 1955," according to the...

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