State ex rel. Dixon v. Cochran

How courts have described this case

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• noting that those who have been wrongfully detained for invalid charges may not generally apply that time to unrelated sentences
• stating that “[c]redit is not given … for a commitment by reason of a separate and distinct offense.”
• noting that those who have been wrongfully detained for invalid charges may not generally apply that time to unrelated sentences
• stating, “[a] challenge to a trial court’s failure to award credit for time-served in custody implicates the legality, not the discretionary, aspects of sentencing and is, therefore, appealable as of right.”
• same; crediting a sentence with time attributable to an unrelated charge was generally prohibited

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).