There is a plot twist to the video of a Michigan man appearing on a Zoom court call for a suspended license while driving his car. The clip went viral on all social media platforms due to the audacity and the perceived incompetence of the man for driving his car in front of the judge while not having a license. However, Corey Harris has spoken out and stated that this situation is not completely his fault. He shouldn’t have been driving without a license, but the license shouldn’t have been suspended in the first place.
Corey Harris’s license was initially suspended in 2010 due to child support issues. It was officially restored in 2022. However, this message did not reach the proper authorities. This resulted in Harris’s arrest and eventual two-day stint in jail for driving without a license.
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Michigan man Corey Harris who went viral for appearing at Zoom hearing for suspended license while driving went to jail over clerical error
Man Who Appeared on Zoom Court Call While Driving Was Supposed to Have His Suspended License Lifted 2 Years Ago | Complex
Michigan man driving during Zoom court hearing had license suspension lifted in 2022
Michigan man in viral Zoom court hearing had license suspension lifted
Michigan man driving during Zoom court hearing had license suspension lifted in 2022
Why was viral video’s driver’s license still suspended 2 years later?
