Prather v. State

Doyle, Judge.

Following the denial of his plea in bar asserting double jeopardy, James Prather appeals and contends that the trial court erred by ruling (1) that the evidence in his first trial sufficed to support a verdict that Prather was guilty of two offenses predicated on reckless driving, and (2) that Prather could be retried during the pendency of Prather’s appeal of plea in bar found to be nonfrivolous. For the reasons that follow, we affirm the denial of the plea in bar and conclude that Prather’s second enumeration is moot.

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