Q: If someone is sentence to 18 months in Fl prison but has done 6 months in county jail - How long would that person be locked up?
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Answered . Understanding that DOC does what DOC does and that many factors can effect the actual amount of time that a given person will serve here is a "guess-timate":
18 months - 6 months CTS (credit time served) = 12 months. 12 months / 85% (in FL, all thing equal, everyone must serve 85% of a prison sentence) = 10.2 months remaining.
18 months - 6 months CTS (credit time served) = 12 months. 12 months / 85% (in FL, all thing equal, everyone must serve 85% of a prison sentence) = 10.2 months remaining.
Once he is processed and designated to his FL-DOC facility you can use the following link to determine his proposed release date:
http://www.dc.state.fl.us/inmatereleases/search.asp
Afterward, if you believe that an error has been made then you can either directly contact the facility's classification unit or contact DOC directly to address the same. A link to all of that contact info follows:
http://www.dc.state.fl.us/oth/inmates/release.html
Only if, after all that, you remain convinced that either the release date is incorrect or lawful credit has not been given / credited, should you contact a local (local to the Court the did the sentencing) criminal defense lawyer and pay her/him to review the sentencing / disposition documents, confirm DOC and local jail records and then, if appropriate, file a legally sufficient motion with the Court.
Wishing you luck and hoping that I have been helpful in answering your question.
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