Hopkins v. State

OPINION

MATTINGLY, Judge

Edward Hopkins was convicted after a jury trial of two counts of attempted murder, 1 Class A felonies, two counts of robbery, 2 Class A felonies, two counts of confinement, 3 Class B felonies, and carrying a handgun without a license, 4 a Class A misdemeanor enhanced to a Class C felony based on a prior conviction. He was sentenced to 146 years, with each count running consecutively. We expand and restate the issues Hopkins raises on appeal as:

1. Whether Hopkins was subjected to double jeopardy by his convictions of attempted murder and his convictions of robbery as…