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Heath v. Commonwealth

No. 001090Supreme Court of Virginia

001090 Heath v. Commonwealth 03/02/2001 Since a criminal defendant's request for a psychiatric examination to determine competency tolled the running of the speedy trial period, and he acquiesced in one other …

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001090 Heath v. Commonwealth 03/02/2001 Since a criminal defendant's request for a psychiatric examination to determine competenc…

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Supreme Court of Virginia
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Oct 4, 2026
Last entry
Mar 2, 2001
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001090 Heath v. Commonwealth 03/02/2001 Since a criminal defendant's request for a psychiatric examination to determine competency tolled the running of the speedy trial period, and he acquiesced in one other delay of trial, his eventual trial was within the five-month period specified by the Code, and the resulting conviction is affirmed.

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