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Commonwealth v. Glass

Citations

  • 586 A.2d 369
  • 526 Pa. 329
  • 1991 Pa. LEXIS 26

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  • holding that fifty-one month delay between conviction and sentencing did not violate defendant's right to speedy trial or due process in light of Barker.
  • holding that fifty-one month delay between conviction and sentencing did not violate defendant’s right to speedy trial or due process in light of Barker.
  • applying Barker in discussing delays in sentencing after conviction and holding that the same considerations applicable to speedy trial claims are applicable to claimed due process violations based on sentencing delay
  • applying Barker in discussing delays in sentencing after conviction and holding that the same considerations applicable to speedy trial claims are applicable to claimed due process violations based on sentencing delay
  • “[t]he asserted right to promptness in appeals is framed in terms of due process rather than the speedy trial right ... ”
  • \[t]he asserted right to promptness in appeals is framed in terms of due process rather than the speedy trial right...\

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Judges: Flaherty, Larsen, McDermott

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