Headley v. State

Joan Marie Headley appeals her conviction and sentence for scheme to defraud, aggravated white collar crime, grand theft, and money laundering. On appeal, she contends that her double jeopardy rights have been violated as she was convicted of aggravated white collar crime as well as eight other offenses which are predicate offenses for aggravated white collar crime.1 Drawing from cases interpreting the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Or*913ganizations Act (RICO) and continuing criminal enterprise, we find that a defendant can be convicted of section 775.0844, Florida Statutes (2005), aggravated…