Rawls v. Hunter

How courts have described this case

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• disapproved dictum in Burke v. State, supra, not applicable in this case, but held that “[b]ecause [the defendant] spent 90 days incarcerated without having charges against him presented to the grand jury, he is entitled to have bond set”
• defendant twice sought bail, and it was refused both times
• defendant twice sought bail, and it was refused both times

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