Carlson v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
PRATHER, Justice,
for the Court:
I. INTRODUCTION
In this appeal, Jerry Lynn Carlson challenges his convictions of recidivism and *658carrying a concealed weapon after conviction of a felony.
Carlson had been indicted for armed robbery and for carrying a concealed weapon after conviction of a felony. At a trial in the Harrison County Circuit Court, a jury acquitted Carlson of the armed-robbery charge but convicted him of the concealed-weapon charge. The trial judge sentenced Carlson as an habitual offender to five years’ imprisonment without possibility of parole.
This Court reverses and renders…
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