What if you have two felonies it run concurrent on statute?

If you have two felonies that run concurrently, it means that you will serve the sentences for both offenses at the same time rather than consecutively. This typically results in a shorter overall time in prison compared to serving each sentence one after the other. For instance, if you receive a 5-year sentence for one felony and a 3-year sentence for another, you would serve a total of 5 years, not 8. Concurrent sentencing is often viewed as more lenient than consecutive sentencing.