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· 5/7/2024

Trustees of the Estate of Bernice Pauahi Bishop v. Life of the Land Pacific, LLC

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  • holding that the 145-day period the appellant spent in pretrial confinement was sufficient to trigger an Article 10 inquiry
  • holding that the 145-day period the appellant spent in pretrial confinement was sufficient to trigger an Article 10 inquiry
  • holding that the 145-day period the appellant spent in pretrial confinement was sufficient to trigger an Article 10 inquiry
  • holding that the 145-day period the appellant spent in pretrial confinement was sufficient to trigger an Article 10 inquiry
  • concluding that failure to raise an Article 13, UCMJ, motion, though not dispositive of an Article 10 claim, may be considered as a relevant factor bearing upon the question of prejudice for oppressive confinement
  • concluding that failure to raise an Article 13, UCMJ, motion, though not dispositive of an Article 10, UCMJ, claim, may be considered as a relevant factor bearing upon the question of prejudice for oppressive confinement

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