State v. Lee
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
CLABORNE, Judge.
The petitioner (defendant) was convicted of robbery and sentenced to an eighteen-year term of imprisonment as a repetitive offender.
In this petition for post-conviction relief, the defendant presents a novel issue. The trial court at sentencing gave the defendant pre-sentence incarceration credit for more days than defendant actually served. At a later hearing the trial judge corrected that error by a “nunc pro tunc” order. To compound the problem, the “nunc pro tunc” order occurred after the sentence had been appealed and affirmed. (State v. Lee, 1 CA-CR 10147, July 7,…
2Cases cited7 opinions
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