The multiple consecutive terms business has always bothered me. I read about somebody who made the poor decision to drive while drunk and high, and ended up kil

The multiple consecutive terms business has always bothered me. I read about somebody who made the poor decision to drive while drunk and high, and ended up killing somebody. He ended up being charged with something like 6 charges--manslaughter, manslaughter w/alcohol, manslaughter w/drugs, reckless endangerment, etc. Since all of these had minimum prison terms and were served consecutively, he ended up going away for 25+ years. It doesn't seem right to charge someone for 6 different crimes as the result of one bad judgement.