Hawaii Supreme Court· 1/9/1992

State v. Lincoln

Citations

825 P.2d 64
72 Haw. 480
1992 Haw. LEXIS 4

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noting the necessity for trial court to recognize and weigh the State’s interest in prosecuting crime against fundamental fairness to the defendant
stating that \a trial court's inherent power to dismiss an indictment is not a broad power and that trial courts must recognize and weigh the State's interest in prosecuting crime against fundamental fairness to the defendant\
when parties do not offer an alternative analysis under the Oregon Constitution, courts may assume that analysis under the state and federal constitutions is the same

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Judges: Lum, Hayashi, Wakatsuki, Moon, Intermediate, Heen, Place, Padgett

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