He had recently been released from prison in Ohio after a more-than-year-long sentence stemming from convictions for burglary and vandalism, according to state prison records.
EACH YEAR in Virginia, state courts order license suspensions for 300,000 to 400,000 drivers, many of them indigent, who have failed to pay court costs — fines and fees stemming from convictions.
AN ASTONISHING number of Virginians have had their driver's licenses suspended, and about two-thirds of them — some 940,000 people, or 1 in 6 of the state's drivers — have suffered that sanction for failing to pay court-ordered fines and fees stemming from convictions, often for misdemeanors.
Republicans say Mr. Bush's opposition to the House and Senate bills stems from conviction and principle, not a political calculus.
Most of the sanctions stemmed from convictions for driving under the influence; others resulted from observations of suspected intoxication.
Gary Haw's sentencing Friday stemmed from convictions for felony hit and run, felony conspiracy to obstruct justice and lying to a police officer, a misdemeanor.
Gatling, who is serving a four-year probation sentence stemming from a conviction in a 2013 theft and forgery case, was arrested during a meeting with his probation officer, police said.
He recently agreed to pay the I.R.S. more than $430,000 stemming from a conviction for tax evasion.
By a vote of 420 to 1 the House voted to expel Mr. Traficant, 61, on charges stemming from his conviction for racketeering, bribery and taking salary kickbacks.
He was sentenced in May to up to five years in prison for violating probation stemming from his conviction for lying under oath about an affair.
In 1998, Mr. Milken agreed to pay $47 million to settle a complaint from the Securities and Exchange Commission that he had violated an order stemming from his conviction barring him from the securities industry for life.
