· 12/15/1849
Ritter v. Hamilton
Citations
- 4 Tex. 163
How courts have described this case
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- stating that the level of prejudice sufficient to “require reversal” in the speedy trial context is “actual prejudice apparent on the record or by reasonable inference—not speculative or possible prejudice” (quotation simplified)
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Judges: Hemphill, Lipscomb
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