State v. Tippets
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The Supreme Court affirmed in part and reversed in part the judgment of the district court, holding that the proceedings must be remanded for Defendant to receive credit for time served.
Defendant was convicted and sentenced for criminal endangerment and was sentenced to a five-year suspended sentence. After Defendant committed several probation violations, the district court revoked his suspended sentence and imposed a new sentence. The order denied Defendant's request that he be credited for a sixty-day period that he served as a sanction at the Sanction, Treatment, Assessment, Revocation, and Transition (START) facility. The Supreme Court held (1) Defendant's first argument was not preserved for appeal; and (2) Defendant was entitled to credit for time served at the START facility.
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