Court convicts defendant of driving while banned, citing recidivism and prior court orders.

The court convicted the defendant of driving a motor vehicle while legally prohibited by multiple prior court orders and administrative decisions. The prosecution argued that the defendant committed this offense within five years of serving six months of prison time for a similar intentional crime, establishing recidivism. The court accepted these facts, noting the defendant's prior criminal record and failure to heed previous bans, leading to a conviction under the relevant recidivism provision.