Kansas HB2401 prohibits using prior convictions deemed unconstitutional by an appellate court for criminal history scoring unless the ruling is later.
Kansas HB2401 amends the state's criminal history scoring rules to exclude prior convictions of crimes deemed unconstitutional by an appellate court from criminal history scoring unless the appellate court's determination is later overruled or reversed. This change applies to both adult and juvenile convictions and adjudications, affecting how past offenses are considered in sentencing.
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