Griffin v. State

Appellant, David Griffin, appeals from a criminal judgment, claiming that the court’s disposition resulted in a double jeopardy violation. When the double jeopardy issue was brought to the court’s attention, the court vacated the adjudication and did not sentence on one count, thus eliminating any violation. We therefore affirm.

Appellant was charged by information with trafficking in oxycodone (count I), possession of an electronic weapon by a convicted felon (count II), introducing contraband into a detention facility (count III), possession of hydromorphone (count IV), possession of cocaine…