To: marajade
Hi, neighbor!
I haven't been following this case that closely. The only thing I can't figure out is how this case got to trial so quickly.
391 posted on
08/21/2002 11:57:36 AM PDT by
Slip18
To: Slip18
I thought the defense filed a motion to the state to bring to trial quickly, just like OJ?
To: Slip18
The only thing I can't figure out is how this case got to trial so quickly. IIRC, the right to a speedy trial is routinely waived, to allow both sides to prepare. In this case, the defense declined to waive that right.
To: Slip18
Defendant has the right to a speedy trial. In this case defense did not waive that right. It was a defense strategy to force the prosecution to bring the case to trial with the evidence they already had and not be able to do a more extensive investigation.
456 posted on
08/21/2002 12:15:20 PM PDT by
Procyon
To: Slip18
The only thing I can't figure out is how this case got to trial so quickly. Because the defense wanted the defendant to have a "speedy trial" which is his right.
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