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Commonwealth v. Mann

Citations

  • 957 A.2d 746
  • 2008 Pa. Super. 215
  • 2008 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2629
  • 2008 WL 4232906

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  • holding that if defendant is incarcerated prior to disposition on new charges and has both a parole board detainer and has failed for any reason to satisfy bail on new charges, credit for time served must be applied to new sentence as sentencing condition by sentencing court
  • reiterating that the Department of Corrections, as an executive agency, “has no power to change sentences, or to add or remove sentencing conditions including credit for time served; this power is vested in the sentencing court”
  • stating that where a “defendant is incarcerated prior to disposition, and has both a detainer and has failed for any reason to satisfy bail, the credit must be applied to the new sentence by the sentencing court” (citations omitted)
  • “[A]ll time served by a parole violator while awaiting disposition on new charges must be credited to the original sentence if he or she remains in custody solely on a Board detainer.”

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Judges: Elliott, Allen, Kelly

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