State v. Jenkins

Briscoe, J.:

James Jenkins, the defendant, appeals an order determining his jail time credit on two consecutive sentences.

On April 8,1982, the defendant was sentenced in two separate criminal cases. The charges in the two cases were unrelated. The defendant was sentenced to two concurrent terms of 5 to 20 years on one case, and to two concurrent terms of 3 to 10 years on the other. The trial court ordered that the sentences in the two cases were to run consecutively, but then granted probation. By the time of sentencing, the defendant had spent 20 days in jail on one case, and one day on the…