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Multiple sentences; defendant subject to or under sentence in federal court or court of another state.

Section
21-6607

Conditions of probation or suspended sentence; correctional supervision fee; correctional supervision fund; searches; drug testing; written reports.

Section
21-6608

Period of suspension of sentence, probation or assignment to community corrections; parole of misdemeanant; duration of probation in felony cases, modification or extension.

Section
21-6609

House arrest program; eligibility; methods; notice to law enforcement officers; administration.

Section
21-6610

Transfer of supervision of person paroled, on probation, assigned to community corrections or under suspended sentence.

Section
21-6611

Deduction of time spent in confinement, residential facility, conservation camp or community correctional residential services program.

Section
21-6616

Parole from sentence imposed by district magistrate judge.

Section
21-6617

Persons convicted of capital murder; proceeding to determine if person shall be sentenced to death; notice; trial judge; jury; imprisonment for life without the possibility of parole.

Section
21-6618

Same; sentencing.

Section
21-6619

Same; automatic review by and appeal to supreme court.

Section
21-6620

Sentencing of certain persons to mandatory minimum term of imprisonment of 25, 40 or 50 years or life without the possibility of parole; determination; evidence presented.

Section
21-6621

Sentencing of certain persons to mandatory term of imprisonment of 40 years; juveniles prosecuted as adults.

Section
21-6622

Sentencing for capital murder and mandatory terms of imprisonment; determination if defendant is a person with intellectual disability.

Section
21-6623

Imposition of sentence of mandatory imprisonment of 40 or 50 years.

Section
21-6624

Aggravating circumstances.

Section
21-6625

Mitigating circumstances.

Section
21-6626

Aggravated habitual sex offender; sentence to imprisonment for life without the possibility of parole.

Section
21-6627

Mandatory term of imprisonment of 25 or 40 years for certain offenders; exceptions.

Section
21-6628

Provisions of certain sentencing rules held unconstitutional; modification of sentence previously determined.

Section
21-6629

Application of prior law and current law.

Section
21-6630

Sentencing

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Construction.

Classification of misdemeanors and terms of confinement; possible disposition.

Definitions.

Authorized dispositions; crimes committed on or after July 1, 1993.

Custody of persons sentenced to confinement; notice of modification of sentence.

Multiple sentences; defendant subject to or under sentence in federal court or court of another state.

Conditions of probation or suspended sentence; correctional supervision fee; correctional supervision fund; searches; drug testing; written reports.

Period of suspension of sentence, probation or assignment to community corrections; parole of misdemeanant; duration of probation in felony cases, modification or extension.

House arrest program; eligibility; methods; notice to law enforcement officers; administration.

Transfer of supervision of person paroled, on probation, assigned to community corrections or under suspended sentence.

Fines; crimes committed on or after July 1, 1993.

Criteria for imposing fines.

Rights of imprisoned persons; restoration.

Expungement of certain convictions, arrest records and diversion agreements.

Deduction of time spent in confinement, residential facility, conservation camp or community correctional residential services program.

Parole from sentence imposed by district magistrate judge.

Persons convicted of capital murder; proceeding to determine if person shall be sentenced to death; notice; trial judge; jury; imprisonment for life without the possibility of parole.

Same; sentencing.

Same; automatic review by and appeal to supreme court.

Sentencing of certain persons to mandatory minimum term of imprisonment of 25, 40 or 50 years or life without the possibility of parole; determination; evidence presented.

Sentencing of certain persons to mandatory term of imprisonment of 40 years; juveniles prosecuted as adults.

Sentencing for capital murder and mandatory terms of imprisonment; determination if defendant is a person with intellectual disability.

Imposition of sentence of mandatory imprisonment of 40 or 50 years.

Aggravating circumstances.

Mitigating circumstances.

Aggravated habitual sex offender; sentence to imprisonment for life without the possibility of parole.

Mandatory term of imprisonment of 25 or 40 years for certain offenders; exceptions.

Provisions of certain sentencing rules held unconstitutional; modification of sentence previously determined.

Application of prior law and current law.

Sentencing of certain veterans; mental health treatment; drug abuse treatment.