· 3/15/1859
City of New Orleans v. Bell
Citations
- 14 La. Ann. 214
How courts have described this case
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- reducing 3-month confinement by 1 month where 288-day delay from trial to initial action for a 385-page record
- post-trial delay relief appropriate where “nothing in the record or allied papers that attempts to justify this delay.”
- “The convening authority would normally moot the need for additional relief by this court by granting relief for untimely post -trial processing in his action.”
- “When no relief is given in spite of apparent excessive post-trial delay, the staff judge advocate’s recommendation or addendum should explain any unusual circumstances for the otherwise untimely action in that particular case.”
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