When facing a charge of driving with a suspended licence, one might think the best course of action would be to avoid driving altogether. However, a Michigan man, Corey Harris, not only did otherwise but also live broadcast&nbsp;himself breaking the law during a pre-trial hearing being held via Zoom.

<h2>Irony and stupid decisions</h2>

On May 15, during the Washtenaw County District Court proceeding, Harris appeared on video driving a vehicle. He informed Judge J. Cedric Simpson that he was pulling into his doctor's office and needed a moment to park. The irony of the situation was not lost on the judge.

Judge Simpson, visibly stunned, inquired, "You stationary?" Harris responded affirmatively as he found a parking spot, stating, "Yes, I am," triumphantly.

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Harris, 44, had been charged in October with driving on a suspended licence.&nbsp;

A video of the hilarious Zoom call is going viral on the internet. You can see it here:

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In the video, Harris' lawyer, Assistant Public Defender Natalie Pate, can be heard requesting a case adjournment of three to four weeks.

To this, judge Simpson, visibly perplexed, asks, "This is a driver with a licence suspended?" and Pate confirms.&nbsp;

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The judge then asks, "And he was just driving? And he didn't have a licence?" Pate affirmed once more, "That is correct, your honour".

It is at this moment that Harris realises his mistake. Visibly shocked, with his mouth agape, he stays silent, as Judge Simpson orders that his bond be revoked. The judge also instructed him to turn himself into the county jail by 6 pm, as Harris, in disbelief, sighed, "Oh, my God".

(With inputs from agencies)

When facing a charge of driving with a suspended licence, one might think the best course of action would be to avoid driving altogether. However, a Michigan man, Corey Harris, not only did otherwise but also live broadcast himself breaking the law during a pre-trial hearing being held via Zoom.

When facing a charge of driving with a suspended licence, one might think the best course of action would be to avoid driving altogether. However, a Michigan man, Corey Harris, not only did otherwise but also live broadcast himself breaking the law during a pre-trial hearing being held via Zoom. Irony and stupid decisions On May 15, during the Washtenaw County District Court proceeding, Harris appeared on video driving a vehicle. He informed Judge J. Cedric Simpson that he was pulling into his doctor's office and needed a moment to park. The irony of the situation was not lost on the judge. Judge Simpson, visibly stunned, inquired, "You stationary?" Harris responded affirmatively as he found a parking spot, stating, "Yes, I am," triumphantly. Also read | Rishi Sunak carries $952 backpack during campaign visit to one of UK's poorest areas: Out of touch PM? Harris, 44, had been charged in October with driving on a suspended licence. A video of the hilarious Zoom call is going viral on the internet. You can see it here: NEW: Man with a suspended license joins court Zoom call while driving in his car. This is the funniest video I've seen in a long time. Judge Cedric Simpson can be seen dumbfounded after defendant Corey Harris dialed into the meeting from his car. Simpson: "Mr. Harris, are… pic.twitter.com/ydOKIMD7Ie — Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) May 29, 2024 × In the video, Harris' lawyer, Assistant Public Defender Natalie Pate, can be heard requesting a case adjournment of three to four weeks. To this, judge Simpson, visibly perplexed, asks, "This is a driver with a licence suspended?" and Pate confirms. Also read | Will Brazil beaches be privatised? New proposal led by ex-prez Bolsonaro's son sparks row The judge then asks, "And he was just driving? And he didn't have a licence?" Pate affirmed once more, "That is correct, your honour". It is at this moment that Harris realises his mistake. Visibly shocked, with his mouth agape, he stays silent, as Judge Simpson orders that his bond be revoked. The judge also instructed him to turn himself into the county jail by 6 pm, as Harris, in disbelief, sighed, "Oh, my God". (With inputs from agencies)

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'Oh, my God': US man drives while appearing for suspended licence hearing; judge's reaction goes viral