Modifying criminal sentencing rules applicable in multiple conviction cases where consecutive sentences may be imposed by the sentencing judge and the sentence for the primary crime is a nonprison sentence.

Where it is in the process

Plain-English Summary

This bill changes how judges sentence people convicted of multiple crimes in Kansas. If a judge imposes consecutive sentences, the total supervision time will be based on the longest supervision term for any single crime, rather than adding them all up. This change applies to how sentences are calculated and served for multiple convictions.

No official summary on file for this bill · generated by Gemini 2.5 Flash from its full text

Votes

Read full bill text →↓ Why am I seeing this?

Want updates?

Get notified when KS HB2612 moves stage

Pick a channel below. Every option is opt-in, and we tell you exactly what we store.

Email

Identified

We store your email address and the bill ID. We'll send a confirmation link first; alerts only start after you click it. Every email has a one-click unsubscribe.

Coming soon

RSS feed· Atom 1.0 + JSON Feed per bill
Bluesky· follow a CivicRadar bot post per status change
Telegram· channel or DM via bot
Discord· channel webhook
WhatsApp· via WhatsApp Business
SMS· via Twilio