Kansas · Kansas Statutes Annotated — Chapter 21, Crimes and Punishments
K.S.A. Ch. 21 § 21-6819: Sentencing in multiple conviction cases; discretion of judge to impose concurrent or consecutive sentences; requirements applicable; departure sentencing based on aggravating factors
What this law says, in plain English
This statute governs how judges impose sentences when a defendant has multiple convictions—whether sentences run concurrently or consecutively—and establishes procedural rules for calculating sentence length and supervision terms.
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