Neff v. State

SULLIVAN, Justice.

Our opinion in Robinson v. State discussed the procedures available to a prisoner for correcting a sentence erroneous on the face of the judgment of conviction. 805 N.E.2d 783 (Ind.2004). This opinion sets forth the proper handling of three collateral issues that have arisen in the context of Keith Neffs effort to correct what he alleged was an incorrect calculation of “credit time” to which he was entitled: (1) the absence of a judgment of conviction; (2) the proper calculation of “earliest release date”; and (3) the necessity of invoking the offender grievance process…