ALLEN, Judge.
In this appeal from his convictions and sentences, Perrin argues that because his grand theft charge was founded in part upon the taking of property or services obtained by passing worthless checks, he could be convicted and sentenced for either grand theft or the worthless check offenses, but not both. He also raises various constitutional challenges to the habitual felony offender statute, under which he was sentenced. We affirm the convictions and...
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