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Resentence Credit May Be Used to Reduce Period of Mandatory Parole, Colorado Supreme Court Decides
By Brandon Sample
Presentence confinement credit (PSCC) unapplied during incarceration may be used to reduce an offender’s period of mandatory parole, the Supreme Court of Colorado decided December 3, 2008.
Joseph Edwards was awarded 19 days of PSCC after being sentenced to ten years in prison for an aggravated robbery ...
Presentence confinement credit (PSCC) unapplied during incarceration may be used to reduce an offender’s period of mandatory parole, the Supreme Court of Colorado decided December 3, 2008.
Joseph Edwards was awarded 19 days of PSCC after being sentenced to ten years in prison for an aggravated robbery ...
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