Salahuddin v. State

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• treating relevant interval as time from indictment to entry of order denying motion to bar trial
• treating relevant interval as time from indictment to entry of order denying motion to bar trial
• declining to “speculate as to what impact, if any,” a witness who could no longer be found “might have had” on the appellant’s alibi defense
• no oppressive pretrial incarceration, as appellant was already in prison due to his conviction for an unrelated crime
• same, where both incidents involved aggressive conduct that rapidly escalated and the defendant’s use of a handgun to resolve differences with others
• defendant shared partial responsibility for loss of alibi witness; defendant not precluded from asserting alibi defense

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).