Supreme Court of Connecticut
State v. Nixon
December 10, 2024350 Conn. 804
Summary
The court held that a trial court has authority to direct the commissioner of correction to apply presentence confinement credit on a judgment mittimus. It further held that the defendant's motion to correct an illegal sentence presented a colorable claim that his plea agreement included a promised amount of credit, giving the trial court subject matter jurisdiction to consider the motion. The judgment was reversed and the case was remanded for consideration of the motion's merits.