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State v. Southard

Citations

  • 933 P.2d 730
  • 261 Kan. 744
  • 1997 Kan. LEXIS 38

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  • a 28-day delay was reasonably charged to the defendant based on his filing a motion to suppress
  • defendant may waive speedy trial by acquiescing in grant of continuance; defense counsel’s actions attributable to defendant in computing speedy trial violations
  • “A defendant, by his or her conduct, may waive the statutory right to a speedy trial. Such conduct includes requesting or even acquiescing in the grant of a continuance.”

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Judges: Six, Allegrucci

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