In re the Appointment of a Member of the Board of Bar Examiners

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• recognizing district court's general discretion to determine whether sentence should run concurrent with or consecutive to another sentence
• applying an abuse of discretion standard to review non-KSGA sentences; noting a district court abuses its discretion by acting unreasonably
• discussing parties' assumption of risk that sentencing court will impose sentence different than sentence recommended in nonbinding plea agreement
• finding the abuse of discretion standard still applies to disposition decisions under K.S.A. 22-3716[c][9]
• applying an abuse of discretion standard to review non-Kansas Sentencing Guidelines Act sentences
• judicial action an abuse of discretion if it is arbitrary, fanciful, or unreasonable; is based on error of law; or is based on error of fact

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