time-served
Britishadjective
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His remarks on pay largely aligned with those of Kardashian, but he noted that incarcerated firefighters earn additional time-served credits and are paroled earlier.
From Los Angeles Times
Woods eventually pleaded no contest in a Los Angeles court to identity theft and false impersonation in exchange for a time-served sentence and immediate release from custody.
From Los Angeles Times
Prosecutors would recommend a time-served sentence, meaning Lynch wouldn’t spend a day in prison.
From Los Angeles Times
Under the plea agreement reached in 2019, Alo-Kaonohi was sentenced to four years of probation, and Aki received probation and time-served in prison, about seven months.
From Washington Post
Prosecutors have agreed to a time-served sentence that will not add time to his federal term, his lawyer said.
From Los Angeles Times
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