State v. Weaver

Defendant does not challenge the validity of the trial and verdict at December 1964 Session. He contends, based on facts narrated below, that the judgment pronounced at said term is erroneous and excessive because it fails to credit on the two-year sentence it imposes the time between the date of the (subsequently vacated) judgment pronounced at May 1963 Session and the date of the judgment pronounced at December 1964 Session.

The minutes of the May 1963 Session show “defendant in person and thru his attorney, W. F. Briley,” pleaded nolo contendere to felonious assault as charged in the bill…