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Committee approves cap on consecutive misdemeanor jail time for certain offenses
5851424 · March 18, 2025
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Summary
House Bill 1014 would set aggregate caps on executed sentences for consecutive misdemeanors (1 year for C, 2 years for consecutive B, 3 years for consecutive A). The committee adopted an exclusion list by amendment and advanced the bill unanimously.
House Bill 1014 would set a cap on the total executed time a court may impose for consecutive misdemeanor convictions: one year total for class C misdemeanors, two years for consecutive class B misdemeanors and three years for consecutive class A misdemeanors, according to…
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