 The Probation Office treated them as separate convictions, but because the sentencing for those five convictions occurred on the same day, the guidelines dictate that they be treated as one conviction, not separately.Calculated correctly, the convictions would have resulted in 5 points rather than 11, dropping the recommended sentence range to 70 to 87 months.No one noticed this error at trial, and the judge sentenced Molina-Martinez to 77 months in prison, the minimum recommended by the incorrect guidelines.