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· 9/6/2023

Alphonso G. Lucas v. The State of Florida

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  • holding double jeopardy clause not violated when defendant was prosecuted for use of weapon during perpetration of a felony after being tried for violation of a City ordinance (possession of a concealed weapon), both crimes arising out of same transaction
  • holding double jeopardy clause not violated when defendant was prosecuted for use of weapon during perpetration of a felony after being tried for violation of a City ordinance (possession of a concealed weapon), both crimes arising out of same transaction

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