State v. LaMunyon

How courts have described this case

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• holding that juvenile adjudications may properly be used in determining criminal history score
• noting that the Kansas Legislature permitted consideration of juvenile adjudications in sentencing adult offenders prior to the adoption of the KSGA
• noting that a juvenile has no constitutional right to a jury trial
• \[A] juvenile proceeding is considered a civil proceeding of a protective nature totally divorced from any criminal implication.\
• the possibility that the defendant's guilty plea could be used to enhance sentencing for later crimes is a collateral consequence
• “An ex post facto violation occurs when a new law is retroactively applied to events that occurred before its enactment and the new law disadvantages the offender affected by it.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).