trial court cause number 09-621. The judgment of

conviction shows that Garza pled guilty to the offense and was sentenced to five years’

imprisonment. Despite the plea bargain’s lack of a jail-time credit term, the judgment also shows

that Garza was awarded jail-time credit for the periods from May 6, 2009 to May 20, 2009, and from

June 25, 2010 to February 3, 2011.

               Garza contends that he was also entitled to jail-time credit from November 23, 2009

until June 25, 2010. During this period, Garza was held by TDCJ on a detainer requested by the

Hays County Sheriff’s Office pending prosecution of the aggravated assault with a deadly weapon
charge.1 Garza filed a motion for judgment nunc pro tunc requesting  After

 considering his arguments, we affirm.

        In August 2015, Douglas and Terrance Billings got into a dispute at the home where

 Douglas was staying. After the argument, Billings returned to his home. However, Douglas

 decided he wanted to talk with Billings some more about the disagreement and shortly

 thereafter went to Billings’s home. When he arrived, Billings met Douglas at the door, and

 an altercation began on Billings’s front porch. Douglas shot Billings, who died at the scene.
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