People v. Adrian

Opinion

WOOLPERT, Acting P. J.

Defendant is serving a prison term. His only claim on appeal is that the sentencing court failed to give him credit against his prison term for days spent in jail on a separate misdemeanor offense, and later in prison after revocation of parole on an earlier offense. Because of “fortuitous charging decisions” in the separate cases, he argues, there was a denial of the “equality” ordinarily anticipated when concurrent sentences are ordered.

The pertinent part of defendant’s criminal history starts with an assaultive crime in 1980, followed by imprisonment and…