People v. Plair

How courts have described this case

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• finding Robinson’s conclusion that a defendant may receive credit against two sentences for time spent simultaneously in detention on two charges inapplicable to concurrent sentences
• finding Robinson 's conclusion that a defendant may receive credit against two sentences for time spent simultaneously in detention on two charges inapplicable to concurrent sentences
• allowing sentence credit against consecutive sentences for the same time period “essentially allows a defendant to receive credit for double the amount of time served and converts much of a consecutive sentence into a concurrent one”
• allowing sentence credit against consecutive sentences for the same time period \essentially allows a defendant to receive credit for double the amount of time served and converts much of a consecutive sentence into a concurrent one\
• when defense counsel expressly consents to a particular trial setting, the delay up to that date is attributable to the defendant
• when defense counsel expressly consents to a particular trial setting, the delay up to that date is attributable to the defendant

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