State v. Siesener
Court of Appeals of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
CAPLINGER, J.:
Robert Siesener argues the district court erroneously calculated his criminal history score when it included a Missouri conviction for which he received a suspended imposition of sentence.
Siesener pled no contest to two counts of conspiracy to commit kidnapping and then filed a motion for downward departure arguing his out-of-state conviction should not have been considered in calculating his criminal history score. The district court denied Siesener’s motion and sentenced him to a controlling term of 120 months’ imprisonment.
On appeal, Siesener argues the district court erred…
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