No, my starting point on that was that the judge should be able to set the credit for pre-sentence custody, which, as a starting point, would be the same as if that person were serving that time as a sentence. Given that a 60-day sentence does not mean 60 days in prison, 60 days in pre-sentence custody should be given the same kind of credit a sentenced person would get.
On December 7th, 2010. See this statement in context.