Credit For Time Served

Summary

In Pennsylvania, credit for time served is generally included in a modified sentence, accounting for custody time related to the offense. The court has discretion in applying this credit, and docket entries often reflect these dates. For specific case details, consulting with a legal professional is advisable.

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it's the credit for time served included it in the modified sentence
To better provide assistance, could you please specify your location (state or country)? Different jurisdictions may have different rules regarding credit for time served.
Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania, credit for time served can be included in a modified sentence. Here are some key points:
- Credit for time served is typically granted for time spent in custody related to the offense for which the sentence is being imposed.
- The court has the discretion to apply this credit when modifying a sentence.
Is there a specific aspect of your modified sentence you need more information on?
is that what it means when I see it on the dockets and shows the dates
Yes, in Pennsylvania, when you see dates on the dockets related to your modified sentence, it usually refers to the credit for time served. This means the time you've already spent in custody related to your offense is being counted towards your sentence.
Do you need more specific information regarding your case or any further clarification on the docket entries?