Strunk v. U.S., No. 72-5521 (U.S. Supreme Court) (412 U.S. 434; 93 S.Ct. 2260) (June 11, 1973) (Justice Burger)
Here the Court held that once a judicial determination has been made that an accused has been denied a speedy trial, the only remedy available to the court is to reverse the conviction, vacate the sentence, and dismiss the indictment.
The defendant-petitioner in this case sought review of a judgment ...
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