Ex Parte Barley

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• stacking sentences after the defendant has started serving one sentence violates the constitutional protection from double jeopardy because it punishes the defendant twice for the same offense
• stacking sentences after the defendant has started serving one sentence violates the constitutional protection from double jeopardy because it punishes the defendant twice for the same offense
• a cumulation order entered after a defendant has commenced serving his sentence violates double jeopardy provisions

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