Duran

Andy Duran challenges his convictions for attempted first degree murder, assault with a firearm, and exhibiting a deadly weapon to *269 resist arrest. He argues that the record lacks sufficient evidence to support the first and third counts. He also argues that CALJIC No. 2.90 does not adequately instruct the jury on the meaning of the phrase “beyond a reasonable doubt.” In the unpublished portions of the opinion, we conclude these contentions lack merit, and affirm the judgment.

In the published portion of this opinion, we agree with the Attorney General’s argument and modify the judgment to reflect an award of 76 days’ precommitment conduct credit. In all other respects, the judgment is affirmed. We also direct the court to prepare an amended abstract of judgment to reflect the correct credit award and the $200 fine.

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Appellant was confined for 512 days before sentencing. The trial court awarded him 332 days of precommitment conduct credit—16 days on count one and 256 days on count three. The Attorney General argues the court incorrectly calculated appellant’s conduct credit. The Attorney General argues that…