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Prior To Reversal And Reconviction, California Prison Credits, Not Jail Credits, Apply

Loaded on April 15, 2004 published in Prison Legal News April, 2004, page 43
Filed under: Sentencing, Good Time. Location: California.
Prior To Reversal And Reconviction, California
Prison Credits, Not Jail Credits, Apply


The California Supreme Court held that when a prisoner's conviction is overturned on appeal, and a new conviction is obtained upon retrial, the time that was served in prison prior to the reversal counts against the new conviction ...

 

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