Young v. State

SULLIVAN, Justice.

Charles Young was convicted of Class A felony Conspiracy to Deal Crack Cocaine in 1992, and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Young’s 1992 sentencing order stated that he “[wa]s entitled to 204 days CREDIT TIME for time spent incarcerated awaiting sentence, and further, should be given credit for good time conduct for time spent in confinement.” (App. at 20 (emphasis in original).) In 2007, after having filed a direct appeal and a petition for post-conviction relief, Young filed a motion to correct erroneous sentence, in which he claimed that he had not been credited 204 days…