New Jersey Superior Court App Division· 4/22/1999

State v. Farrell

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727 A.2d 501
320 N.J. Super. 425

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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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