Horton v. State

We affirm the order denying Horton’s motion for writ of error coram nobis, post-conviction relief, and/or to correct sentence. We are unpersuaded by Horton’s argument that he is entitled to credit for time served against his probation sentence, imposed upon revocation of probation, for the period of time that elapsed before the probation violation charge was adjudicated. During that time, Horton was incarcerated on an unrelated conviction. Credit for time spent on probation begins on the date the probation order is entered, and ends on the date the probation violation has occurred, as…