Litho Color, Inc. v. Pacific Employers Insurance

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• if court did not expressly deny credit or simply remained silent, the defendant was entitled to it under this version of section 5-6-4(h)
• if court did not expressly deny credit or simply remained silent, the defendant was entitled to it under this version of section 5 — 6—4(h)
• if trial court does not expressly grant credit for probation or if it remains silent in this regard, the defendant is not entitled to credit under current form of section 5-6-4(h)
• if trial court does not expressly grant credit for probation or if it remains silent in this regard, the defendant is not entitled to credit under current form of section 5 — 6—4(h)
• these cases concluded that if a court wanted to deny credit for probation time, it should say so; if it left it to inference or interpretation, silence was to be interpreted to mean credit would apply
• these cases concluded that if a court wanted to deny credit for probation time, it should say so; if it left it to inference or interpretation, silence was to be interpreted to mean credit would apply

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).