Trey Wooley v. N&W Marine Towing

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a guilty plea to certain charges did not bar trial as to related offenses, as the plea effectuated a waiver of double jeopardy interests
• holding that the double jeopardy clause protects against “cumulative punishments for convictions on the same offense”
• holding that multiple punishments are allowed if imposed in single prosecution and legislature intended such result
• holding that double jeopardy principles do not prohibit punishment for “multiple offenses in a single prosecution”
• holding that the double jeopardy clause's protection against multiple punishments merely prohibits punishment greater than the legislature intended
• holding that no double jeopardy bar existed to successive prosecutions where defendant pled guilty to first lesser included offense

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).