Court of Appeals of Utah· 1/9/1997

State v. Snyder

Citations

932 P.2d 120
307 Utah Adv. Rep. 29
1997 Utah App. LEXIS 5
1997 WL 6319

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reasoning that, without an adequate record, a “defendant’s assignment of error stands as a unilateral allegation which the review court has no power to determine” (quotation simplified)
indicating that where a defendant “fails to provide any legal analysis or cite any legal authority supporting his argument,” the reviewing court has “no basis for concluding that the ruling of the trial court was anything other than proper”
“Clearly defendant’s [speedy trial] complaint cannot arise from a delay of only two months; therefore, we examine the length of time from the time the case was remitted from this court until the time of the second trial.”

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Judges: Davis, Wilkins, Orme

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