Cumulative Sentences

Cumulative sentences are sentences on different charges that run consecutively (one after the other) as opposed to concurrent sentences. Consecutive sentences are usually imposed when a defendant's conduct constituted several distinct crimes and the prosecution seeks to maximize the defendant's jail time. A cumulative sentence is also referred to as a “consecutive sentence.”

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