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Florida crime victims and prosecutors will soon enjoy the same right to a speedy trial as defendants under a state law that takes effect July 1. Prompted by prosecutors' complaints of delays and by the lobbying of national victims' rights advocates, Florida may be the first state to pass a law that authorizes attorneys to file a demand for speedy trial on victims' behalf. The law sailed through the Legislature over the objections of defense advocates, who fear encroachment on the rights of the accused.
June 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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