State v. Cook

OPINION

BROCK, Justice.

Defendant was convicted of two counts of armed robbery and two counts of being an habitual criminal. He received two consecutive life sentences. The Court of Criminal Appeals, with one judge dissenting, reversed the habitual criminal convictions, finding that two of the three predicate convictions relied upon by the State were for offenses committed at the same time and on the same occasion and thus constituted only one conviction under the habitual criminal statute. We granted the application of the State for permission to appeal the re*7versal of the habitual criminal…