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· 12/12/2022

State v. Schoenstein

Citations

  • 203 N.E.3d 789
  • 2022 Ohio 4446

Syllabus

The trial court did not err in failing to include the orally pronounced jail-time credit of 57 days where the appellant was sentenced to community control and not prison. The trial court is only required to include in its sentencing entry the amount of jail-time credit when the court finds that a prison term is \necessary or required.\ Further, appellant's appeal is not the proper mechanism for addressing whether ODRC complied with the trial court's judgment entry regarding jail-time credit for the number of days between appellant's sentencing and the day he was taken into the custody of ODRC.

Judges: M. Powell

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