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State v. Johnson

Citations

  • 217 N.W.2d 609
  • 1974 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1335

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  • stating that allowing the State to refile the same charges following a speedy trial violation would “drain [the speedy trial rule] of its effectiveness”
  • stating that allowing the State to refile the same charges following a speedy trial violation would “drain [the speedy trial rule] of its effectiveness”
  • noting the remedy afforded by a dismissal with prejudice for violation of the speedy trial rule assures that the rule will not be rendered meaningless
  • noting the remedy afforded by a dismissal with prejudice for violation of the speedy trial rule assures that the rule will not be rendered meaningless
  • “Application of the reprosecution language of section 795.5 to any dismissal under section 795.2 would drain that statutory enactment of its force and effectiveness in protecting the accused’s right to a speedy trial.”
  • \Application of the reprosecution language of section 795.5 to any dismissal under section 795.2 would drain that statutory enactment of its force and effectiveness in protecting the accused's right to a speedy trial.\

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Judges: Moore, Rawl-Ings, Rees, Uhlenhopp, Mc-Cormick

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