Porter v. State
Court of Appeals of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
McAnany, J.:
Byron D. Porter entered into a plea agreement which resulted in him pleading no contest to aggravated robbery. The State agreed to dismiss other charges and to recommend a downward departure sentence of 60 months’ imprisonment. After accepting Porter’s plea and finding him guilty, the court scheduled a sentencing hearing. Porter failed to appear at the sentencing hearing and a bench warrant was issued. Porter was apprehended in Oklahoma and brought back for a rescheduled sentencing hearing. At the hearing he agreed that his criminal histoiy was C, though he claimed that when he…
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