Robinson was convicted of driving as a habitual traffic offender while his driver license was revoked (DWLR-HTO) and sentenced to 365 days in county jail. He appealed to the Second District Court of Appeal, arguing that in order to be convicted of DWLR-HTO, the State must prove that the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles provided notice of the driver license revocation. The Second DCA affirmed the conviction but certified conflict with other appellate decisions on the question of whether proof of notice is required. This appeal followed.

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