Did the defendant's conviction for first degree felony murder violate his constitutional right against double jeopardy?

QUESTION PRESENTED Where the trial judge (1) stated that the defendant is “not guilty of felony murder;” (2) told the jury that their answers to special questions on the verdict slip “do not support a conviction for first degree murder;” and (3) instructed the jury that the only question left for them to decide was whether the defendant was “guilty or not guilty of second degree murder,” did the defendant’s subsequent conviction for first degree felony murder violate his constitutional right against double jeopardy? ii STATEMENT OF