what is punishment for involuntary manslaughter
Paul Cramm: If someone is convicted of misdemeanor vehicular homicide, thatâs a Class A misdemeanor in the state of Kansas. The maximum penalty for that Class A misdemeanor would be 12 months of custody and they would serve that custody in the county jail, in the jurisdiction where the accident occurred. If someone is convicted of the more serious involuntary manslaughter charge, thatâs a severity Level V felony offense. The sentencing range is anywhere from 31 months to 136 months in prison. We can think of that as two and half years to about 11 years in prison and that would depend on the personâs criminal history.