Commonwealth v. Willis
Massachusetts Appeals Court
1Opinion of the Court
In his appeals from convictions on four indictments charging him with armed robbery and one indictment charging him with armed assault in a dwelling the defendant raises a number of issues. We affirm the convictions but remand the matter for resentencing because the defendant did not have the benefit of counsel at that stage of the proceedings.
1. Denial of a speedy trial. We take our facts mainly from the memorandum of the judge denying the defendant’s motion to dismiss. A complaint against the defendant issued from the District Court in Dorchester on April 1, 1980, arising out of an incident…
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