People v. Chavez
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, Judge. ■
Defendant, George Juan Chavez, appeals his conviction, following a trial to the court, of second degree burglary, attempted theft, and three counts of habitual criminal. We affirm.
The record discloses that following a continuance which is not in issue, this case was set for trial on April 11,1978. On April 10, the defendant sought and obtained a continuance which the State and the defendant agreed extended the statutory period for speedy trial to October 10. The defendant requested that the matter be set for trial and the court on, July 31, set December 5 as the trial date.
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