Supreme Court of South Carolina· 10/26/1972
State v. Muldrow
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- 192 S.E.2d 211
- 259 S.C. 414
- 1972 S.C. LEXIS 263
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- statute directing trial court to treat as one offense any number of offenses committed at times so closely connected in point of time that they may be considered as one offense is applicable only for purpose of sentencing under recidivist statute
- statute directing trial court to treat as one offense any number of offenses committed at times so closely connected in point of time that they may be considered as one offense is applicable only for purpose of sentencing under recidivist statute
- statute directing trial court to treat as one offense any number of offenses committed at times so closely connected in point of time that they may be considered as one offense is applicable only for purpose of sentencing under recidivist statute
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Judges: Brailsford, Moss, Lewis, Bussey, Littlejohn
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