State v. Tsethlikai

How courts have described this case

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• stating that convictions normally are allowed for both predicate and compound offenses and our courts have held that CSP statutes and kidnaping statutes protect different social norms
• relying on an exhibit that reported pertinent events and 13 was tendered by the defendant at a sentencing hearing for a double jeopardy analysis
• consecutive sentences ordinarily are permitted for both compound and predicate offenses, and were permissible as to the defendant because second-degree criminal sexual penetration and kidnapping address different social norms
• using sentencing memorandum for double jeopardy analysis

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