Aftab was convicted under the Speedy Trials Act in April 1993.
The two members of Congress encouraged the Ninth Circuit to "declare a judicial emergency" to help cope with the increased workload by extending deadlines under the speedy trial act.
New York watermen generally plied the harbor in locally built Whitehall gigs, he said: "They were long, graceful boats, very speedy under oars.
The large ships were accompanied by the smaller warships HMS Mermaid, HMS Tartar, HMS Alerte, HMS Eclair, HMS Vulcan, HMS Conflagration and HMS Speedy under Commander Charles Cunningham.
Under Arizona's speedy trial statutes, Arizona state prosecutors normally have ten days from the time a suspect is taken into custody to file charges, but time spent in federal custody does not count toward this limitation.
Under ordinary circumstances a speedy decision is important.
If we're spending nigh-on an hour at a stove five nights a week, then this rather pulls the rug from under Jamie and his speedy suppers.
The decision reflected the official position that even if convicted, any I.R.A. veterans guilty of pre-1998 crimes would win speedy parole under terms of the peace deal.
It was a procedural moment -- simple words at a formal arraignment that starts the six-month-or-less countdown to a speedy trial under Colorado law -- and it was without drama or surprise.
On another issue, the judge rejected the doctors' claim that they were entitled to more speedy payments under Medicare statutes, and he said that the doctors would have to be more specific if they wanted to pursue an assertion that state prompt-payment laws had been violated.
