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		fhdkweig 7 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: How AI is breaking the British state Supposedly, there is a right to a speedy trial, and supposedly, if it is violated, they have to let you go without a trial. Don't know if it is really tested often.
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AnimalMuppet 6 days ago [–]

The practical legal definition of "speedy" might not match peoples' intuitive definition.

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