Charge Portfolio 3 Counts Active
Sentencing Aggregation Mode
Under A.R.S. § 13-705, sentences for separate Dangerous Crimes Against Children must be served consecutively unless explicitly ordered otherwise.
Total Max Exposure
100
Aggravated statutory years
Effective Mandatory Min
52.5
Prison floor without parole
Projected Release Age
135
Under max consecutive term
Lifetime Supervision
Mandatory
A.R.S. § 13-902(E)
Prison Incarceration & Stacking Chronology Span: 35y to 135y
Count 1 (Class 2 DCAC)
Count 2 (Class 2 DCAC)
Count 3 (Class 2 Felony)
Mandatory Minimum Threshold (Age 87.5)
Lifetime Supervision Required
Statutory Aggregation Ruling & Impact
Capped at statutory consecutive maximum or cumulative exposure
In Arizona criminal court (as highlighted in New York Post coverage), when multiple counts qualify as Dangerous Crimes Against Children under A.R.S. § 13-705, the court is statutorily mandated to stack prison terms consecutively. Even with earned-release credit restrictions (A.R.S. § 41-1604.07), the defendant must complete 100% of the calendar sentence for each DCAC offense before starting the consecutive term.
CALCULATED SENTENCING EXPOSURE AUDIT
● COMPUTED CLIENT-SIDE (NO API SECRETS)
total_max_exposure_years
100
effective_mandatory_minimum
52.5
projected_release_age
135
lifelong_supervision_required
true
Equation: Count 1 (35y) + Count 2 (35y) + Count 3 (30y) = 100.0 years exposure consecutive. Mandatory floor = 17.5 + 17.5 + 17.5 = 52.5 years.
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