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Blankenship v. State

Citations

  • 763 A.2d 741
  • 135 Md. App. 615
  • 2000 Md. App. LEXIS 203

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  • holding that, when a defendant is held to answer for numerous charges, he is not entitled to have his jail time credit multiplied by being given credit on each sentence for the full time he spends in jail awaiting disposition on multiple charges of cases
  • stating the court’s view that a defendant is not entitled to multiple credits for each offense “is in line with the undeviating resolution of the same issue by our sister states under virtually identical ‘credit for time served’ statutes”
  • stating the court’s view that a defendant is not entitled to multiple credits for each offense “is in line with the undeviating resolution of the same issue by our sister states under virtually identical ‘credit for time served’ statutes”

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Judges: Moylan, Bishop, Thieme

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