State v. Mikell

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing the solicitor’s authority to determine both the order and the manner in which cases are called
• “A prosecuting attorney normally has many cases for disposition. He must plan ahead to expedite the work of the court....”
• acts and statements of a co-conspirator made in furtherance and during a conspiracy are admissible to prove the existence of a conspiracy
• “In the calling of cases for trial the solicitor has a broad discretion in the first instance, and the trail [sic] judge has a broad discretion in the final analysis.”
• “solicitor has authority to call cases in such order and in such manner as will facilitate the efficient administration of his official duties, subject to the broad discretion of the trial judge.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).