· 3/22/1982
United States v. Gonzalo Gonzalez
Citations
- 671 F.2d 441
- 1982 U.S. App. LEXIS 20820
How courts have described this case
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- indicating that Sixth Amendment speedy trial right attaches at earlier of arrest or indictment
- indicating that Sixth Amendment speedy trial right attaches at earlier of arrest or indictment
- cautioning decision finding no speedy-trial violation was not to be viewed “as a license to evade the [Speedy Trial] Act’s spirit by commencing voir dire within the prescribed time limits and then taking a prolonged recess before the jury is sworn and testimony is begun”
- decision is not to be viewed as a license to commence voir dire within the prescribed time limits and then take a prolonged recess before jury is sworn
- “The rights of criminal defendants under the Speedy Trial Act and the sixth amendment are distinct[.]”
- “The rights of criminal defendants under the Speedy Trial Act and the sixth amendment are distinct[.]”
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Judges: Tjoflat, Hill, Anderson
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