Kansas HB2325 authorizes judges to commit juvenile offenders to detention for technical violations of probation, increases the cumulative detention.
Kansas HB2325 amends the state's juvenile justice code to allow judges to commit juvenile offenders to detention for technical violations of probation. It increases the cumulative detention limit for juvenile offenders and raises criminal penalties for those who use a firearm in the commission of an offense or are repeat offenders. The bill also modifies sentencing alternatives for juvenile offenders, including probation terms and conditions, and introduces a statewide system of graduated responses for technical violations of probation.
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