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Anderson v. State, 801 N.W.2d 1 (Iowa 2011)
Sections 907.3(3) and 901B.1 should be read together to determine when sentencing credit is awarded. Iowa Code section 901 B.1 provides a "corrections continuum" describing five levels of corrections sanctions. The State argues the legislature intended to limit sentencing credit to only jail-like probation sanctions because, otherwise, a defendant would be entitled to sentencing credit for any probation sanction, even unsupervised sanctions such as fines or community service. The State's argument overlooks distinctions between the continuum's different sanction levels and section 907.3(3)'s language restricting sentencing credit to sanctions when the DCS provides "supervision or services."...
Regardless of whether Anderson's sanctions are classified as level three "house arrest" or level two "intensive supervised sanctions," Anderson was "committed" to the DCS for "supervision or services." See State v. Pickett, 671 N.W.2d 866, 871 (Iowa 2003) (finding DCS's "administrative supervision of the defendant's probation, checking for compliance and notifying the court when compliance was not forthcoming" to mean the defendant was "subject to supervision" within the meaning of section 905.14(1)). The plain language of section 907.3(3), therefore, entitles Anderson to sentencing credit for his time served subject to electronic monitoring and home supervision.