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Kramer v. State

Citations

  • 652 S.E.2d 843
  • 287 Ga. App. 796
  • 2007 Fulton County D. Rep. 3199
  • 2007 Ga. App. LEXIS 1101

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  • noting that a portion of the delay “was a justifiable and appropriate delay which cannot be weighted against the State”
  • counting the time during the state’s appeal as part of the length of delay factor to trigger the Sixth Amendment speedy trial analysis but concluding that the delay should not be weighed against the state
  • six-year delay did not give rise to presumption of actual prejudice where record strongly indicated that defendant knowingly acquiesced in the delay
  • six-year pretrial delay did not give rise to presumption of actual prejudice where “[t]he record strongly indicates that [the defendant] sought or knowingly acquiesced in the delay and that he did not want a speedy trial”

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Judges: Andrews, Ellington, Adams

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