· 5/21/1973
United States v. Lawrence Eugene Weber
Citations
- 479 F.2d 331
- 1973 U.S. App. LEXIS 9849
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- 21 month delay did not violate defendant’s right to speedy trial where government shortly after indictment informed court that defendant was a fugitive from justice
- defendant was a fugitive for all of the twenty-one month gap between indictment and trial except for approximately the last two months or less
- seven-month delay between narcotics offense and indictment; twenty-one more months before apprehension
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Judges: Matthes, Lay, Stephenson
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