Deeb v. State

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• concluding that delay was not attributable to State and that no prejudice was shown by witnesses' unavailability because there was no evidence that witnesses were unavailable as result of delay
• indicating that 15-month delay was not unreasonable in light of complexity of prosecution alleging conspiracy to commit capital murder but nonetheless conducting complete speedy-trial analysis
• considering complex nature of “conspiracy to commit capital murder” case against appellant in determining that fifteen-month delay was not intolerable
• \[T]he time between a good faith dismissal of criminal charges and filing of new charges is not to be considered on speedy trial right.\
• hearsay statements of co-conspirator are admissible “[w]here there is sufficient independence evidence to establish a conspiracy”
• conspiracy can be terminated by failure

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).