· 3/22/1982
United States v. Sam T. Iaquinta, Velma E. Shine, United States of America v. Sam Thomas Iaquinta, Jr.
Citations
- 674 F.2d 260
- 1982 U.S. App. LEXIS 20788
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- holding that the actions of federal officers present and assist- ing with arrest and obtaining search warrants were insufficient to trigger the Speedy Trial Act’s time limit
- noting that rule applies even where federal involvement in joint investigation was \extensive\ or \substantial\
- noting that rule applies even where federal involvement in joint investigation was “extensive” or “substantial”
- suggesting inappropriateness of probe into federal prosecutor’s motives because prosecutor not required to file federal charges as soon as he has enough evidence to prosecute
- sug- gesting inappropriateness of probe into federal prosecutor's motives because prosecutor not required to file federal charges as soon as he has enough evidence to prosecute
- sug- gesting inappropriateness of probe into federal prosecutor's motives because prosecutor not required to file federal charges as soon as he has enough evidence to prosecute
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Judges: Hall, Murna-Ghan, Russell
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