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State v. Miller

Citations

  • 2020 Ohio 745

Syllabus

CRIMINAL-JAIL TIME CREDIT-R.C. 2967.191 - The trial court's decision denying Appellant's motion for additional jail-time credit towards his prison sentence imposed as a result of a violation of community control was supported by competent, credible evidence where nothing in the record indicated the commission of a new offense in one county arose out of the underlying conviction for which Appellant was serving a term of community control in another county. Despite the fact that the commission of the new offense served as the basis for the community control violation and revocation, there was no relationship between the new offense and the underlying conviction requiring jail-time credit to be applied.

Judges: Smith

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