Legal Opinion
In Re Reina
California Court of Appeal
Decided August 26, 1985No. A030507PublishedCited by 16 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
SABRAW, J.
Petitioners Alfonso Reina and Ronnie Esparza seek credits against their sentence on a basis of one day credit for one day served during a period in which they were assigned to a segregation unit in San Quentin Prison. We conclude that they were entitled to the credit they seek because their assignment to the segregation unit was a result of a nonadverse transfer from an institution where they were earning credit at the level of one day credit for one day served (hereinafter referred to as one-for-one credit).
Before their transfer to San Quentin, petitioners were incarcerated…
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