Medley v. State

Summary

The Court affirmed the denial of Medley's motion to modify his sentence, holding that he was entitled to credit only for time served on the burglary case and that the sentencing judge did not improperly delegate sentencing authority. The Court also held that Medley's challenge to the lack of a hearing was unpreserved and did not satisfy plain-error review because the amendment corrected credit time without changing the incarceration term or supervision conditions.