Nani
New Member
- Jurisdiction
- Ohio
Hi, this is the question of my incarcerated friend :
Is there a new law in Ohio coming into effect or that is already in effect that does away with consecutive sentencing in crimes not related to rape and murder? Consecutive sentencing example. My judge sentenced me to 10 years on count 1 of aggravated burglary to be served consecutively with 4 years on count 2 of aggravated burglary. Then on counts 3 and 4 I was sentenced to 6 years to be served concurrently with each other, but consecutive with counts 1 and 2, which totals 20 years. Plus a consecutive sentence on the 3 year gun specification. I was 17 years old during the commission of the crime. I have served nearly 12 years of my sentence. I take full responsibility for everything that happened. I have completed multiple trade programs such as horticulture and arborist training and Introduction to Masonry 1 and 2. I have completed anger management classes, financial awareness courses, emotional intelligence classes and many others to help better myself.
Thank you so much for your help.
Is there a new law in Ohio coming into effect or that is already in effect that does away with consecutive sentencing in crimes not related to rape and murder? Consecutive sentencing example. My judge sentenced me to 10 years on count 1 of aggravated burglary to be served consecutively with 4 years on count 2 of aggravated burglary. Then on counts 3 and 4 I was sentenced to 6 years to be served concurrently with each other, but consecutive with counts 1 and 2, which totals 20 years. Plus a consecutive sentence on the 3 year gun specification. I was 17 years old during the commission of the crime. I have served nearly 12 years of my sentence. I take full responsibility for everything that happened. I have completed multiple trade programs such as horticulture and arborist training and Introduction to Masonry 1 and 2. I have completed anger management classes, financial awareness courses, emotional intelligence classes and many others to help better myself.
Thank you so much for your help.