Concurrent sentence means defendants serve all the sentences:

• A. Sequentially one after another
• B. At the same time
• C. Not served
• D. Only fines

Answer: (B)

Concurrent sentencing means multiple sentences start together and run at the same time. The defendant serves all the sentences simultaneously, so the total time is the length of the longest individual sentence rather than the sum of them. For example, if someone has a 6-year sentence and a 3-year sentence to be served concurrently, they serve 6 years in total. If the sentences were consecutive, the total would be 9 years. So the correct idea is that sentences are served at the same time, not one after another, and not zero time or only fines.