Defendant was convicted before the traffic court of reckless driving and hit and run and he appealed. The Court rendered judgments of conviction and defendant appealed. The Supreme Court of Appeals held that defendant who chose to exercise right to appeal reckless driving and hit and run convictions from the traffic court to the Hustings Court of the City of Richmond was not denied due process, equal protection or put in double jeopardy because punishment imposed in the Hustings Court, after trial de novo exceeded that imposed in traffic court. Evans v. City of Richmond, 210 Va. 403, 171 S.E.2d 247 Va. 1969.

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