· 2/10/2012
BONA, FREDERICK, PEOPLE v
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- disapproving of this appellate court's evaluation of the four Barker factors where the lower court had not stated any findings or conclusions as required by HRPP Rule 12(e
- finding that defendant \raised the issue of speedy trial as soon as was practicable under the circumstances\ where defendant filed a 14 NOT FOR PUBLICATION IN WEST'S HAWAI‘I REPORTS AND PACIFIC REPORTER motion to dismiss on speedy trial grounds within two weeks of his arraignment
- “[T]his rule provides that when a person has been arrested without a warrant and remains in custody, the court shall, no later than forty-eight hours after the arrest, determine whether there is probable cause for the arrest.”
- constitutional right to bail was not violated
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