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Commonwealth v. Hutchins
No. 992355Supreme Court of Virginia
992355 Commonwealth v. Hutchins 09/15/2000 The Commonwealth did not violate defendant's statutory rights to a speedy trial contained in Code § 19.2-243. The judgment of the Court of Appeals is reversed and def…
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992355 Commonwealth v. Hutchins 09/15/2000 The Commonwealth did not violate defendant's statutory rights to a speedy trial contai…
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992355 Commonwealth v. Hutchins 09/15/2000 The Commonwealth did not violate defendant's statutory rights to a speedy trial contained in Code § 19.2-243. The judgment of the Court of Appeals is reversed and defendant's conviction is reinstated in accordance with the circuit court's judgment order.
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