United States v. Delman
District Court, S.D. New York
1Opinion of the Court
WEI.NFELD, District Judge.
However much one may deplore the situation here presented1 —nearly fifty adjournments of a preliminary hearing on a complaint before the United States Commissioner extending over a period of more than four years until the indictment was returned — the defense must share with the prosecution the responsibility for these excessive postponements. The government’s attempt to justify the four-year delay as not unreasonable or unnecessary because of the alleged need for continued and extensive investigation in this ordinary conspiracy charge of knowingly possessing stolen…
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