· 9/16/1998
Campbell-Eley v. State
Citations
- 718 So. 2d 327
- 1998 WL 634782
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- concluding that defendant could not be convicted of both second-degree murder and aggravated battery on a pregnant woman for a single homicidal assault
- holding that conviction for second-degree murder and aggravated battery on pregnant woman based on infliction of multiple stab wounds in single homicidal assault violated double jeopardy
- concluding that defendant could not be convicted of both second-degree murder and aggravated battery on a pregnant woman for a single homicidal assault
- relying on Laines to hold that a defendant's convictions for second-degree murder and aggravated battery on a pregnant woman based on the same homicidal assault violated double jeopardy
- relying on Laines to hold that a defendant's convictions for second-degree murder and aggravated battery on a pregnant woman based on the same homicidal assault violated double jeopardy
- convictions for both second-degree murder and aggravated battery on a pregnant woman violate double jeopardy where both charges stem from same violent assault
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Judges: Stone
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