Plea Agreement Sentencing Details

Since all six charges were part of the same plea agreement, they are generally considered part of one plea. The different sentencing dates do not change the fact that they are under one agreement.
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In Kansas, during sentencing, the court can consider your entire criminal history, including the charges within the same plea agreement. This means your history could impact the sentencing for each charge individually or collectively.
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In Kansas, criminal history is considered using the Kansas Sentencing Guidelines. Here are some key points:
- Criminal history is categorized into levels (A-I) based on the severity of past offenses.
- Each level impacts the sentencing grid, influencing the length and type of sentence.
- Both adult and certain juvenile convictions are considered.
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In Kansas, prior convictions for criminal history include:
- Felony convictions
- Misdemeanor convictions (certain misdemeanors are included)
- Juvenile adjudications (specific serious offenses)
- Out-of-state convictions that are comparable to Kansas crimes
Would you like more information on how these factors might impact your situation?