murder case and he sentences her for the check fraud case. he says you're going to get 412 days, plus i'm going to place you on probation. the minutes, the clerk's minutes, don't reflect whether probation was to begin immediately or when she leaves jail. most of the time, i found all the time, probation is to run immediately. if you're a defendant awaiting trial on a case, probation is to run immediately. the department of corrections believed probation would run immediately. >> so while she's in jail awaiting trial. >> yes. they even gave her, they being corrections, gave her a letter of completion of her probation. if we were to place her on probation now, it would be a