Jackson v. State

STONE, Judge.

We affirm an order denying a motion to correct an allegedly illegal sentence. In 1973 the appellant was charged, in three counts, with robbery and with assault with intent to commit first degree murder as to one victim, and aggravated assault as to another. He was convicted of the robbery and of assault with intent to commit murder in the second degree as to the first victim, and the aggravated assault as to the other.

Appellant contends that all three counts “merged” in the robbery conviction as part of the same “transaction.” See generally Foster v. State, 286 So.2d 549…