Supreme Court of Kansas· 11/6/2009

State v. Ballard

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218 P.3d 432
289 Kan. 1000
2009 Kan. LEXIS 1077

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finding the same set of mitigating factors may lead the district court to grant a durational departure without also granting a dispositional departure
affirming and recognizing district court jurisdiction for modification of postrelease supervision term from 36 months to life when the initial term was illegal for failure to comply with K.S.A. 22-3717[d][1][G]
district court must review mitigating and aggravating circumstance and does not simply contrast total number of aggravating factors with mitigating factors
sentence for sexually violent crime that included 36 months of postrelease supervision illegal under governing statute, amenable to correction to lifetime postrelease supervision
nature of sexually violent off-grid crime not changed by departure; defendant therefore could only be subject to lifetime postrelease under K.S.A. 22-3717[d][l][G], rather 36-month postrelease under K.S.A. 22-3717[d][l][A]
sentence for sexually violent crime that included 36 months of postrelease supervision illegal under governing statute, amenable to correction to lifetime postrelease supervision

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