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· 11/30/1909

Karnitzky v. Banwer

Citations

  • 119 N.Y.S. 661

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that “an unconditional guilty plea that ultimately results in a guilty finding waives an Article 10 speedy trial issue as to that offense when raised for the first time on appeal”
  • holding that “an unconditional guilty plea that ultimately results in a guilty finding waives an Article 10 speedy trial issue as to that offense when raised for the first time on appeal”
  • noting that “the appellant fails to acknowledge and address any of the tactical reasons why the defense counsel would not raise a speedy trial issue” before rejecting “the appellant’s assertion that his counsel’s performance was ineffective”
  • rejecting “the appellant’s assertion that his counsel’s performance was ineffective” after noting that the appellant failed to “address any of the tactical reasons why the defense counsel would not raise a speedy trial issue”
  • rejecting “the appellant’s assertion that his counsel’s performance was ineffective” after noting that the appellant failed to “address any of the tactical reasons why the defense counsel would not raise a speedy trial issue”
  • rejecting “the appellant’s assertion that his counsel’s performance was ineffective” after noting that the appellant failed to “address any of the tactical reasons why the defense counsel would not raise a speedy trial issue”

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Judges: Gildersleeve

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