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Hudson (Alexander) v. Commonwealth

No. 030294Supreme Court of Virginia

030294 Hudson (Alexander) v. Commonwealth 01/16/2004 (Revised 07/01/2004) The Court of Appeals did not err in rejecting a defendant's claim that he was denied his right under Code § 19.2-243 to a "speedy trial…

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030294 Hudson (Alexander) v. Commonwealth 01/16/2004 (Revised 07/01/2004) The Court of Appeals did not err in rejecting a defenda…

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Oct 4, 2026
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Jan 16, 2004
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030294 Hudson (Alexander) v. Commonwealth 01/16/2004 (Revised 07/01/2004) The Court of Appeals did not err in rejecting a defendant's claim that he was denied his right under Code § 19.2-243 to a "speedy trial." That Court did err in considering whether the defendant affirmatively claimed speedy trial protections, and whether he was prejudiced by the delay in coming to trial. The judgment is affirmed.

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