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· 6/18/1998

State v. Salzero

Citations

  • 714 So. 2d 445
  • 1998 WL 317637

How courts have described this case

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  • holding where trial date was set eleven (11) days after initial hearing on motion for discharge but defendant was brought to trial a total of fourteen (14
  • “We hold that a violation of the five and ten-day periods provided in rule 3.191(p)(3) is harmless if a defendant is actually brought to trial within fifteen days of filing his notice of expiration.”
  • “We hold that a violation of the five and ten-day periods provided in rule 3.191(p)(3) is harmless if a defendant is actually brought to trial within fifteen days of filing his notice of expiration.”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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