COURT OF APPEALS OF OHIO, EIGHTH DISTRICT
                         COUNTY OF CUYAHOGA
                             NO. 69957 
                                   :    ACCELERATED DOCKET
S/O, CITY OF ROCKY RIVER           :
                                   :       JOURNAL ENTRY
          Plaintiff-Appellee       :
                                   :            and
     -vs-                          :
                                   :          OPINION
                                   :
CAROLINE N. HEIDER                 :         PER CURIAM
                                   :
          Defendant-Appellant      :
                                   :
DATE OF ANNOUNCEMENT                      JULY 11, 1996         
OF DECISION:
CHARACTER OF PROCEEDING:           Criminal appeal from 
                                   Rocky River Municipal Court
                                   Case No. 95 TRD 2297
JUDGMENT:                          Remanded. 
DATE OF JOURNALIZATION:            __________________________
APPEARANCES:
For Plaintiff-Appellee:            For Defendant-Appellant:
GARY A. HOTZ, ESQ.                 THOMAS S. HUDSON, ESQ.
24650 Center Ridge Road            1700 Terminal Tower
Suite 210                          Cleveland, Ohio  44113
Westlake, Ohio  44145
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PER CURIAM: 
     Defendant-appellant, Caroline Heider, appeals  an irregularity
in the transmission of her record  to the jailer.  She assigns  the
following error for our review:
          THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN  FAILING TO SPECIFY IN
          THE RECORD OF APPELLANT'S CONVICTION THE NUMBER
          OF DAYS OF PREVIOUS CONFINEMENT  ARISING OUT OF
          THE OFFENSE AS REQUIRED BY R.C. 2949.08(B).
     Having reviewed  the record of  the proceeding  and the  legal
arguments presented by the parties, we agree with Heider and remand
this  case to  the trial  court for  an order consistent  with this
opinion.  The apposite facts follow.
     Heider was sentenced  to 180  days in jail  for driving  under
suspension,  a traffic violation.   Heider initially  served 6 days
under house arrest  which was from 6/14/95  to 6/20/95; thereafter,
she served 55 days in jail, which was from 6/20/95 to 8/14/95.  The
total time served  was 61 days, which  left 119 days for  Heider to
serve.
     When the  trial court  transmitted its  traffic docket to  the
jailer, it  showed 61  days suspended  and 119  days to  be served.
Both the prosecutor  and the  defense acknowledge this  information
appeared  on  the docket  sheet.   Additionally, they  agree Heider
actually served 61 days and no time was suspended. 
     Consequently, Heider argues  the traffic docket form  does not
adequately  inform  the jailer  of her  status.   The  jailer could
reasonably conclude the 61 days suspended  are to be reinstated and
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served, rather than credited to her as  time served.  We agree with
Heider's conclusion.
     Since the record  shows Heider served  61 days, she should  be
credited  with  that time.   Thus,  the  trial court  should submit
information  to  the  jailer  consistent with  its  files  and this
opinion.
     Case remanded.
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     This case is remanded to the trial court. 
     It is, therefore,  considered that  said Appellant recover  of
said Appellee her costs herein.
     It is ordered that a special mandate be sent to said  court to
carry this judgment into execution.
     A certified copy  of this entry  shall constitute the  mandate
pursuant to Rule 27 of the Rules of Appellate Procedure.
                              JAMES D. SWEENEY, PRESIDING JUDGE
                              PATRICIA ANN BLACKMON, JUDGE
                              TIMOTHY E. MCMONAGLE, JUDGE
     N.B.  This entry  is made  pursuant to  the third sentence  of
Rule  22(D),  Ohio  Rules  of  Appellate  Procedure.   This  is  an
announcement of  decision (see Rule  26).   Ten (10) days  from the
date hereof  this document will be stamped  to indicate journaliza-
.