Wallace v H M Advocate: 1959

The running of the 110 day maximum period for detention after which a trial must have begun, was interrupted when the accused began to serve a sentence of imprisonment on another matter. He was no longer being detained because of the committal warrant.

Citations:

1959 JC 71

Jurisdiction:

Scotland

Cited by:

AppliedGary Follen v Her Majesty’s Advocate PC 8-Mar-2001
PC High Court of Justiciary (Scotland) The defendant said that a trial under the section infringed his right to a fair trial, because of a ten month delay by the prosecutor. On arrest he had been recalled to . .
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Criminal Practice

Updated: 23 November 2022; Ref: scu.195986