Legal Opinion
State v. Harker
Nebraska Court of Appeals
Decided September 7, 1999No. A-98-1353PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Hannon, Judge.
The appellant, Jeffrey A. Harker, pled no contest to an assault and battery charge under a city ordinance. Harker had been in jail for 66 days prior to sentencing, possibly for separate felony charges. At sentencing, Harker requested credit for the time served. The trial judge indicated he was under the impression that credit for time served need not be given if the sentence is less than the maximum sentence. The judge then sentenced Harker to 179 days in jail with no credit. Immediately after the sentence was pronounced, Harker called the judge a “[cjocksucker.” In the short…
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