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State v. Crawford

Citations

  • 2019 Ohio 3123

Syllabus

Defendant's speedy-trial rights were not violated and no plain error occurred. The sufficiency and weight of the evidence supported defendant's rape conviction which was based on DNA evidence linking him to the crime.

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  • A defendant’s motion for relief from prejudicial joinder tolls the speedy trial clock for a “reasonable period” to permit the trial court to rule on the motion.

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Judges: Osowik

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