Blocker v. State

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• defendant pointed gun and ordered victim to kneel, causing reasonable apprehension of injury; then defendant demanded victim’s property
• separate and distinct acts supported separate convictions for two sequential, but separate crimes against the same victim
• defendant pointed gun and ordered victim to kneel, causing reasonable apprehension of injury; then defendant demanded victim’s property
• aggravated assault conviction did not merge into armed robbery conviction where defendant pointed gun at victim and ordered him to kneel, causing reasonable apprehension of injury; then defendant demanded victim’s property
• aggravated assault conviction did not merge into armed robbery conviction where defendant pointed gun at victim and ordered him to kneel, causing reasonable apprehension of injury; then defendant demanded victim's property
• attorney’s decision to refrain from impeaching witness on cross-examination because he feared it would open the door to additional evidence, unfavorable to his client, constituted a reasonable strategic decision

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