Supreme Court of Kansas· 7/18/2014

State v. Morningstar

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299 Kan. 1236
329 P.3d 1093
2014 WL 3537065
2014 Kan. LEXIS 424

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appellate courts have jurisdiction to determine the authority to impose a consecutive sentence even when a defendant receives a presumptive sentence, which is generally not appealable
appellate courts have jurisdiction to determine the authority to impose a consecutive sentence even when a defendant receives a presumptive sentence, which is generally not appealable
prohibition on appellate review of presumptive sentences does not extend to appellate review of a district court's interpretation of its sentencing authority under the KSGA

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Judges: Beier, Biles, Johnson

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