State v. Farrell

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• holding a delay between summons and trial completion of 663 days to be inexcusably extensive
• holding a 663 day delay and thirteen non- 16 A-2174-15T4 continuous widely-spaced court sessions as excessive, because of prosecutorial inattention to trial responsibilities
• holding a delay between summons and trial completion of 663 days to be inexcusably extensive
• \Delay caused or requested by the defendant is not considered to weigh in favor of finding a speedy trial violation.\
• delays attributed to the court itself should be weighed less heavily but nevertheless should be considered
• first citing State v. Gallegan, 117 N.J. 345, 355 (1989) and then citing State v. Marcus, 294 N.J. Super. 267, 293 (App. Div. 1996)

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