Kansas HB2612 modifies sentencing rules for multiple convictions, allowing judges to impose consecutive sentences and setting supervision terms based.
Kansas HB2612 amends criminal sentencing rules for cases involving multiple convictions where consecutive sentences may be imposed. The bill grants sentencing judges discretion to impose concurrent or consecutive sentences, considering the need for an overall proportionate sentence. In cases with consecutive sentences, the supervision term will be based on the longest supervision term imposed for any of the crimes.
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