People v. Atou

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• local court rules “may not abrogate, limit or modify existing law,” including statutory speedy-trial provision (internal quotation marks omitted)
• local rule requiring that speedy trial demands be served on the State’s Attorney in open court and striking demands that were not so served improperly placed an additional burden on defendants seeking to file such demands, where the speedy trial statute did not require such service
• local rule requiring that speedy trial demands be served on the State's Attorney in open court and striking demands that were not so served improperly placed an additional burden on defendants seeking to file such demands, where the speedy trial statute did not require such service

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