Booth v. Strippleman

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• holding that transcripts of conversations were admissible after being redacted significantly to minimize any indication that defendant was willing to engage in criminal activity unrelated to that for which he was on trial
• in analyzing a speedy trial claim, noting the lack of proof in the record to support the defendant’s claim of prejudice due to his pretrial incarceration

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