under 11 Del. Code § 3901(b) and (c), a defendant may be credited with Level V time served in default of bail by ‘backdating’” the effective date
State of Delaware v. Love.
one method of ensuring proper credit for all time-served required by 11 Del. C. §§ 3901(b) and (c) is “backdating” the sentence’s effective date to the first day of one’s pre-trial detainment
State v. Collins
“Under DEL. CODE ANN. tit. 11, § 3901(b) and (c
State v. Harris
“Under DEL. CODE ANN. tit. ll, § 3901(b) and (c), a defendant must be credited with all Level V time served in default of bail either by ‘backdating’ the effective date to the date of incarceration or by crediting the defendant with the time served.”
State v. Alley
“Under DEL. CODE ANN. tit. 11, § 3901(b) and (c), a defendant must be credited With all Level V time served in default of bail either by ‘backdating’ the effective date to the date of incarceration or by crediting the defendant with the time served.”
State v. Winckler
“Under DEL. CODE ANN. tit. 11, § 3901(b) and (c), a defendant must be credited with all Level V time served in default of bail either by 'backdating' the effective date to the date of incarceration or by crediting the defendant with the time served.”
State v. Harris
