Most of the time time they do have multiple charges with murder, especially if the gun is illegally acquired. Whether or not the sentences for multiple convict

Most of the time time they do have multiple charges with murder, especially if the gun is illegally acquired. Whether or not the sentences for multiple convictions are concurrent or end-to-end may be the sentencing judge's discretion, not sure. One act can certainly have multiple consequences, driving a stolen car through a mall mowing down people and kiosks would entail a lot of charges, even though it would be a "single cohesive act". That said, I'm not sure about the hacking rule, and I don't know the full details of the 1986 law they are prosecuting under, and whether it has been amended or what amending it needs.