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State v. Roman

Citations

  • 731 P.2d 1281
  • 240 Kan. 611
  • 1987 Kan. LEXIS 250

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  • recognizing some reasonable delay to rule on defense motion may be charged to defendant, but not the entirety of a 179-day delay
  • recognizing some reasonable delay to rule on defense motion may be charged to defendant, but not the entirety of a 179-day delay

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Judges: McFarland, Allegrucci

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