the lifetime suspension of Jones' license, the prosecutor introduced, through witness Bonar, Jones' Bureau of Motor Vehicles record (BMV record).
*39 Included within the BMV record, was the Indiana Abstract of Court Record from Noble County (abstract), dated December 11, 1989, which stated that Jones had been convicted as an habitual traffic offender and that, therefore, his driving privileges were to be suspended for life. On cross-examination, Jones' counsel questioned Bonar about the conviction upon which the lifetime suspension was based. Bonar acknowledged that a lifetime suspension of driving privileges must be based upon a felony conviction. Also, Bonar testified that the cause number of the conviction listed on the abstract indicated that it was a misdemeanor rather than a felony conviction.
On redirect, in order to show that theDriving Record of Jones which showed that the Noble County Court had suspended his license for life. Upon cross-examination Jones' counsel established the fact that the number assigned to the Noble County Court cause was a misdemeanor number and the license suspension for life does not follow a conviction for a misdemeanor. Upon redirect, the State offered a certified copy of the Noble County Court's record of the conviction which showed that the conviction was for a felony and the court forfeited Jones' privileges of operating a motor vehicle for life.
Jones' counsel objected on the grounds of relevancy. The trial court ruled properly when he overruled the objection. The county court record was relevant to show that Jones' driving privileges had been forfeited for life. This was the