I;Joe Louis Kelley, Jr., asserts that the Arkansas Department of Correction (“ADC”) has failed to comply with this court’s decision in Kelley v. Norris, 2012 Ark. 86, 2012 WL 664273.1 In Kelley, the ADC was ordered to modify its records to show that Kelley began serving his sentence imposed by Pulaski County Circuit Court, Fourth Division (terroristic act), and his sentence imposed by Pulaski County Circuit Court, Second Division (forgery) concurrently on the same date. This court further ordered that upon his return to the ADC from the United |2States Bureau of Prisons on a federal sentence, Kelley was to serve whatever remained of the sentence he would have served in the ADC had the ADC run his state sentences concurrently as required. The ADC asserts that Kelley “has served no time on his State sentences” and that time served is “dead time.” This specific argument was presented by the ADC in its petition for rehearing in Kelley and rejected by this court.

The ADC is ordered to comply with this court’s decision in Kelley. The ADC shall calculate the time Kelley has left to serve on his concurrent state sentences by subtracting from the total concurrent five-year term the amount of time Kelley has been confined by the State of Arkansas on the terroristic act and forgery convictions.2 The parties shall appear before this court at 9:00 a.m. on November 29, 2012, to confirm that the ADC has complied with this court’s order.