Harold Eugene Free v. R.D. Miles, Warden, Fci Bastrop

How courts have described this case

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• noting that a court need not “grant time-served credit to a prisoner who . . . on parole from state prison[] was returned to federal custody to complete a consecutive federal sentence”
• refusing to grant federal credit to prisoner for time spent in state custody after serving six months of federal sentence because “[prisoner] is serving the correct total time of his consecutive state and federal sentences”
• prisoner entitled to federal credit for the six months served in error at federal facility before being correctly returned to serve at state facility
• “[I]nadvertent prisoner releases . . . present circumstances that courts have repeatedly held to be deserving of credit for time served.”
• “Well-settled federal law presumes that when multiple terms of imprisonment are imposed at different times, they will run consecutively unless the district court specifically orders that they run concurrently.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).