Page v. State

Summary

The Supreme Court of Delaware affirmed the denial of Page's motion for post-conviction relief. It held that Page waived his speedy-trial claim by knowingly requesting particular counsel and agreeing to a continuance, and that he failed to establish ineffective-assistance prejudice. The court also upheld the finding that Page's mother was not excluded from voir dire, rejected the related public-trial and record-preservation claims, and found reassignment moot because no remand was warranted.