¶1concurring: I agree with the majority that the crime in question must be classified as a nonperson felony. However, I believe we need only cite to State v. Murdock, 299 Kan. 312, 319, 323 P.3d 846 (2014), where the court, after explaining the need to find the two prior out-of-state convictions must be scored as nonperson felonies states: “We recognize this rule results in the classification of all pre-1993 crimes as nonperson felonies — an outcome the State characterizes as unreasonable. But the solution to the State’s complaint sits with the legislature.”
50 Kan. App. 2d 468
State v. Dickey
Decided June 27, 2014
Court of Appeals of Kansas · decided 2014-06-27
Cited by 17 later decisions — most recently June 2020
17 state decisions
Relies on State v. Murdock
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Decided 2014-06-27
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