PER CURIAM.
The defendants appeal from their criminal convictions and adjudications after a non-jury trial.
They charge the trial judge committed reversible error in trying four separate criminal cases against them. They reason that he erred in trying the four separate criminal cases in sequence since he had previously denied a motion of the state for consolidation. This was, in their opinion, de facto if not de jure consolidation.
This argument fails...
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