Camacho v. Superior Court

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• holding that the defendant’s confinement in federal prison does not absolve the state “from any duty at all under the [Sixth Amendment] constitutional guarantee”
• holding that, upon the defendant’s demand, the prosecuting authority was obligated to make a diligent good faith effort to bring him to trial
• holding that government has duty to make diligent, good faith efforts to bring defendant to trial promptly
• holding that an individual’s confinement in prison does not absolve the government “from any duty at all under the [Sixth Amendment] constitutional guarantee”
• holding that diligent good faith efforts to extradite are required by the sixth amendment
• holding that diligent good faith efforts to extradite are required by the sixth amendment

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