Lindsay v. Nansemond Brick Corp.

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• holding that defense counsel had authority to waive statutory time for trial for reasons of trial preparation and that defendant was bound by waiver even though waiver was executed without defendant’s consent
• trial counsel has \the authority to execute the waivers of time provisions for the purpose of trial preparation\ even absent the defendant's approval
• trial counsel has \the authority to execute the waivers of time provisions for the purpose of trial preparation\ even absent the defendant's approval
• defendant’s counsel signed two “Waiver of Time Provisions” forms
• counsel waiver of speedy trial time is binding when “for the purpose of trial preparation,” but “ ‘counsel’s control * * * is not unlimited, and there are certain fundamental protections guaranteed an accused which counsel may not waive without his client’s concurrence.’ ”
• defendant's counsel signed two \Waiver of Time Provisions\ forms

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