QUESTION: When The Court Imposes A Concurrent Sentence, Defendant Is Entitled To Jail Credit For All Time Spent In Custody In Connection With The Offense Being Sentenced Including Time Spent In Custody Related To Other Charges….BUT….How Do You Calculate The Starting Point For Jail Credit?
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