Jail Credit and Sentencing - Private Attorneys

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Self-Paced Course Title:

Jail Credit and Sentencing - Private Attorneys

"Jail Credit and Sentencing" was presented by Anthony "Tony" Purcell, Assistant Public Defender in Mecklenburg County, at the 2008 New Misdemeanor Defender Training. In this session, Tony provides an overview for new defenders on topics such as calculating jail credit, determining what qualifies as a prior conviction for determining prior record level, concurrent versus consecutive sentences, and what effect a new conviction may have for a probationer.

Please note that each participant must be registered separately. The person who is logged in is the registrant. To register more than one person, log in with the email address and password for each person to be registered.

Course Code:

081028-30

Days Available for Viewing:

How To Access the Presentation:

Once you have completed your purchase, you will receive an email with a link to the presentation

Program Manager:

Wales, Meredith email

mkmurray@sog.unc.edu phone

919.966.4227 fax

919.962.2706

Primary Faculty:

Rubin, John

Price:

$30.00