Cohen v. United States

"If none of the named plaintiffs may maintain this action on their own behalf, they may not seek such relief on behalf of a class." | "If none of the named plaintiffs may maintain this action on their own behalf, they may not seek such relief on behalf of a class.” | "If none of the named plaintiffs may maintain this action on their own behalf, they may not seek such relief on behalf of a class." | both requiring balancing of factors in cases arising before applicability of Speedy Trial Act | without compelled psychiatric examination in case in which defense of insanity is raised, the government will lack a satisfactory method of meeting the defendant's proof on the issue of sanity | without compelled psychiatric examination in case in which defense of insanity is raised, the government will lack a satisfactory method of meeting the defendant’s proof on the issue of sanity | record contained evidence to support claim of grave personal prejudice due to pretrial delay | court questioned the sleeping juror before replacing him | ordering a defendant to undergo a psychiatric exam | 8 month delay sufficient for bail jumping | dismissal for want of prosecution | dismissal for want of prosecution