Court of Appeals of Maryland· 10/6/1975

Epps v. State

Citations

345 A.2d 62
276 Md. 96
1975 Md. LEXIS 715

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discussing the accused’s right to a speedy trial pursuant to federal and state constitutional law principles
referring to the State’s decision to try defendants together as a “tactical decision”
delay of one year and fourteen days was \sufficiently inordinate to constitute a `triggering mechanism' to engage in the `sensitive balancing process'\
delay of one year and fourteen days was “sufficiently inordinate to constitute a ‘triggering mechanism’ to engage in the ‘sensitive balancing process’ ”
A robbery case where a delay of one year and fourteen days was “sufficiently inordinate to constitute a ‘triggering mechanism.’ ”
delay of one year and fourteen days was \presumptively prejudicial\

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Judges: Murphy, Singley, Smith, Digges, Levine, Eldridge, O'Donnell

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