State v. Fast

Jeremy Paul Fast was convicted as an accomplice in a series of convenience store robberies. He was sentenced to concurrent sentences for the substantive crimes, three of which carried firearm enhancements. The enhancements were made consecutive, both to the substantive sentences and to each other. Without the enhancements, the concurrent substantive sentences would have resulted in a 57-month sentence. The consecutive enhancements increased that sentence to 213 months. The question presented is whether the sentencing court had discretion to make the enhancements concurrent instead of…