In re J.S.P.
Court of Appeals of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
Gardner, J.:
*838 J.S.P. appeals the imposition of his adult prison sentence after the district court found he had violated the terms of conditional release on his juvenile sentence. He raises three arguments: (1) He was denied due process because his conditional release contracts failed to advise him a violation could lead to imposition of his stayed adult sentence; (2) insufficient evidence showed he violated the terms of his conditional release; and (3) imposing his adult sentence constitutes cruel and unusual punishment under both the state and federal Constitutions. The State argues that this…
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