State v. Knight
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The Supreme Court vacated the portion of a resentencing order that revoked Defendant's post-release supervision and incarcerated him in the county jail for a term of nine months, holding that the court erred in denying Defendant credit for future "good time."
On appeal, Defendant argued that the district court violated Neb. Rev. Stat. 47-502 in concluding that he did not qualify for good time credit. The Supreme Court agreed and vacated that portion of the court's sentence, holding that the district court lacked statutory authority to order that Defendant could not qualify for good time credit.
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