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Rogers v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 362 S.E.2d 752
  • 5 Va. App. 337
  • 4 Va. Law Rep. 1415
  • 1987 Va. App. LEXIS 246

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  • holding that a delay of nine months between a mistrial declaration and subsequent retrial was presumptively prejudicial where the same evidence was offered in the second trial
  • noting that the defendant first asserted his speedy trial rights after being in custody for six and one-half months
  • noting that the defendant first asserted his speedy trial rights after being in custody for six and one-half months
  • describing the difficulty in determining precisely the jury’s findings as to the incidental nature of the abduction simply based upon the verdict
  • describing the difficulty in determining precisely the jury's findings as to the incidental nature of the abduction simply based upon the verdict
  • analyzing a constitutional speedy trial claim based on the length of delay between a mistrial declaration and subsequent retrial

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Judges: Joseph E. Baker

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