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... period for felony trials from six to three years by necessary implication re- pealed provision of Act No. 21 of Second Extra Session of 1935 providing the six- year period , notwithstanding Act No. 147 of 1942 which also fixed three ...
... period for felony trials from six to three years by necessary implication re- pealed provision of Act No. 21 of Second Extra Session of 1935 providing the six- year period , notwithstanding Act No. 147 of 1942 which also fixed three ...
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... period of prescription after the filing of a dila tory plea . However , the instant case , in effect , holds that if the three year prescriptive period of Article 8 has elapsed since the filing of a dilatory plea , and the delay is due ...
... period of prescription after the filing of a dila tory plea . However , the instant case , in effect , holds that if the three year prescriptive period of Article 8 has elapsed since the filing of a dilatory plea , and the delay is due ...
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... period defend- ant had filed dilatory pleas , there was no showing of abuse of discretion by trial court in entry of nolle prosequi under this section . Id . Portion of this section providing that in felony cases , when three years ...
... period defend- ant had filed dilatory pleas , there was no showing of abuse of discretion by trial court in entry of nolle prosequi under this section . Id . Portion of this section providing that in felony cases , when three years ...
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Code of Criminal Procedure and Related Statutes__ | 1 |
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