Kentucky HB893 amends sentencing rules for multiple crimes, including consecutive sentences for felony sex crimes with multiple victims.

Kentucky HB893 modifies the state's sentencing laws to allow courts to determine whether multiple sentences for different crimes run concurrently or consecutively. It sets a maximum limit of 70 years for consecutive indeterminate terms and mandates consecutive sentences for defendants convicted of two or more felony sex crimes involving multiple victims. The bill also allows sentences for offenses committed while imprisoned to be served in the same institution unless otherwise specified.

Kentucky HB893 amends sentencing rules for multiple crimes, including consecutive sentences for felony sex crimes with multiple victims.

Kentucky HB893 modifies the state's sentencing laws to allow courts to determine whether multiple sentences for different crimes run concurrently or consecutively. It sets a maximum limit of 70 years for consecutive indeterminate terms and mandates consecutive sentences for defendants convicted of two or more felony sex crimes involving multiple victims. The bill also allows sentences for offenses committed while imprisoned to be served in the same institution unless otherwise specified.