Reed v. Village of Hibbing

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• recognizing that whether multiple punishments for same offense run afoul of double jeopardy clause is controlled by legislative intent and concluding first degree arson set forth in W.Va. Code § 61-3-1(a) (2005
• “As we recognized in State ex rel. Hall v. Strickler, 168 W.Va. 496, 285 S.E.2d 143 (1981), successive prosecutions for greater and lesser included offenses which occur in the same sequence of events are typically barred by double jeopardy principles.”

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