· 3/15/1982
State v. Ince
Citations
- 31 Wash. App. 1034
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that unconsented delay of 18.5 months was not unreasonable in prosecution of felony subject to three-year statute of limitations
- concluding that a delay of 18.5 months is longer than would ordinarily be expected to bring a defendant to trial on felony charges before it determined whether the delay was reasonable
- explaining that for purposes of in toto comparison under Adams, the “applicable statute of limitations” was three years, where the defendant was charged with a felony subject to three-year limitations period and a misdemeanor subject to two-year limitations period
- 18.5 months of net unconsented delay, 14.5 months of which were attributed to lack of judicial resources
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