· 5/23/1997
Government of the Virgin Islands v. Juniel Charleswell
Citations
- 115 F.3d 171
- 36 V.I. 383
- 1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 12450
- 1997 WL 272351
How courts have described this case
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- discussing considerations in granting or denying a request for continuance in a criminal case and noting that “a rigid insistence on expedition despite a legitimate reason for delay may deprive an accused of due process of law” (internal quotation marks omitted)
- “[T]rial judges must balance the conflicting demands of court administration with the rights of the accused as well as those of co-defendants and others awaiting trial who would be affected by the consequences of a delay.”
- affirming trial court’s exclusion of psychiatric evidence under Rule 12.2(b
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Judges: Becker, Roth, Weis
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