Kansas Statutes
Article 68 - Revised Sentencing Guidelines
21-6823 Costs and expenses associated with postconviction sanctions for felony convictions.

21-6823. Costs and expenses associated with postconviction sanctions for felony convictions. All costs and expenses associated with postconviction prison and nonprison sanctions imposed for felony convictions and time spent in a county jail pursuant to a nonprison sanction imposed for felony convictions shall be the responsibility of and paid by the state of Kansas.
History: L. 2010, ch. 136, ยง 304; July 1, 2011.

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Chapter 21 - Crimes And Punishments

Article 68 - Revised Sentencing Guidelines

21-6801 Citation of article.

21-6802 Basis for applying sentencing guidelines and prosecuting standards; sentencing court to consider alternatives determining appropriate sentence; determination of time when crime committed; law applicable.

21-6803 Definitions.

21-6804 Sentencing grid for nondrug crimes; authority and responsibility of sentencing court; presumptive disposition.

21-6805 Sentencing grid for drug crimes; authority and responsibility of sentencing court; presumptive disposition.

21-6806 Sentences of imprisonment, good time; pronouncement of sentence in felony cases; off-grid crimes.

21-6807 Crime severity scale for nondrug crimes, application to specific crimes; ranking offenses, provision; unranked offenses; unclassified felonies; prior convictions discovered after the plea.

21-6808 Crime severity scale for drug crimes, application; presumptive sentences.

21-6809 Criminal history categories in criminal history scale.

21-6810 Criminal history categories, basis; determination of offenders classification; decay factors; prior convictions.

21-6811 Determination of offender's criminal history classification in presumptive sentencing guidelines grids.

21-6811b Determination of offender's criminal history; severability.

21-6811d Calculating an offender's criminal history; severability.

21-6812 Actions which prosecutors may take under agreements with defendants for plea; exceptions relating to prior convictions.

21-6813 Presentence investigation report; information included; part of court record; confidential information, disclosure to certain parties; report format.

21-6814 Offender's criminal history; admission in court or determined by judge; burden of proof; notice of error by offender.

21-6815 Imposition of presumptive sentence; jury requirements; departure sentencing; substantial and compelling reasons for departure; mitigating and aggravating factors.

21-6816 Departure sentencing for drug crimes; finding substantial and compelling reasons for departure; aggravating factors considered in determining if reasons exist.

21-6817 Departure sentencing; hearing; notice; findings of fact and conclusions of law; order; upward durational departure sentencing; procedures and jury requirements.

21-6818 Departure sentencing; limitations.

21-6819 Sentencing in multiple conviction cases; discretion of judge to impose concurrent or consecutive sentences; requirements applicable; departure sentencing based on aggravating factors.

21-6820 Departure sentence subject to appeal; confinement or release of defendant pending review; scope of review; action by court; written opinion, when; summary disposition; correction of arithmetic or clerical errors.

21-6821 Good time and program credits; calculation; forfeiture; rules and regulations of secretary; liability.

21-6822 Sentencing guidelines; changes in; duties of sentencing commission and secretary of corrections; submission to legislature.

21-6823 Costs and expenses associated with postconviction sanctions for felony convictions.

21-6824 Nonprison sanction; certified drug abuse treatment programs; assessment; supervision by community corrections or court services; discharge from program; exceptions to placement in program; transfer of supervision.

21-6825 Certified drug abuse treatment program for persons who have entered into a diversion agreement; supervision by community corrections or court services; discharge from program; exceptions to placement in program.