The Michigan driver who went viral after brazenly appearing behind the wheel during a Zoom court hearing despite being busted on a suspended license has — at long last — gotten his learner’s permit.

The Michigan man who went viral for his virtual court appearance while driving has another legal update. Corey Harris has officially obtained a learner’s permit. His attorney shared video with FOX 2 ...

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Corey Harris, the man in Michigan that went viral for driving during his virtual court hearing for a suspended license, is now legally allowed to be behind the wheel. Last month, Harris was seen ...