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HEADNOTES: William Haskins a/k/a Bilal A. No. 1802, September Term, 2005 Rahman v. State of Maryland,

CRIMINAL LAW - MOTION TO CORRECT ILLEGAL SENTENCE - APPLICABIY OF LAW OF CASE DOCTRINE - Law of case doctrine applies to motions to correct illegal sentences, and appellant is precluded from attempting to challenge legality of sentence where same argument was made or should have been made in previous appellate proceeding in same case. CRIMINAL LAW - SENTENCES - CREDIT FOR TIME SPENT IN CUSTODY ON CONVICTION THAT IS LATER VACATED - Where inmate's first conviction was vacated after he served portion of sentence for that conviction in confinement and was released on parole, committed second offense while on parole, was convicted in connection therewith, and was returned to confinement to serve remainder of sentence for first conviction as well as sentence for second conviction, inmate was entitled under

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