· 8/6/1980
Opinion No. 80-042
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- holding that the defendant’s mere objections, “without more,” were not competent evidence to rebut the district court’s findings
- denying Ayika’s “Motion to Vacate or Set Aside Order of Motion to Dismiss Indictment” and “Motion for Reconsideration [of Motion] to Dismiss Indictment”
- denying Ayika’s “Motion to Vacate or Set Aside Order of Motion to Dismiss Indictment” and “Motion for Reconsideration [of Motion] to Dismiss Indictment”
- involving multiple continuances requested by the defendant where the district court “expressly stated . . . [its] reasons for finding that the interests of justice outweighed the defendant’s and the public’s interests in a speedy trial”
- involving multiple continuances requested by the defendant where the district court “expressly stated . . . [its] reasons for finding that the interests of justice outweighed the defendant’s and the public’s interests in a speedy trial”
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Judges: JAN ERIC CARTWRIGHT, ATTORNEY GENERAL OF OKLAHOMA
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