State v. HALL, JR.
Court of Appeals of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
Knudson, J.:
Oscar J. Hall, Jr., appeals the revocation of his felony probation and the district court’s order that the underlying sentence of 30 months is to be served. Hall raises two issues on appeal: (1) Did the district court err in concluding it had no jurisdiction to modify the term of imprisonment, and (2) did the district court abuse its discretion in denying a continuance of the revocation hearing?
We conclude the district court did have jurisdiction to modify the sentence. Our decision renders moot the abuse of discretion issue. We remand to the district court for consideration of…
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