end of the next day which is neither a Saturday, Sunday nor a legal holiday. ¶13 Rule 1.3(a) applies to any period of time exceeding 24 hours prescribed by the Arizona Rules of Criminal Procedure, which encompasses the 60-day deadline in Rule 24.3. Cf. State v. Renner, 177 Ariz. 395, 397, 868 P.2d 978, 980 (App. 1993) (under Rule 1.3, notice of appeal filed 21 days after sentencing was timely because the 20th day fell on a Sunday); State v. Brown, 134 Ariz. 400, 402, 656 P.2d 1261, 1263 (App. 1982) (relying on Rule 1.3 to hold that where the last day under the speedy trial rule fell on a Saturday, commencing trial the following Monday was appropriate). Lanfor does not deny that the 60th and 61st days fell on a Sunday and legal holiday, respectively.

Furthermore, time excluded as the result of a delay occasioned by a defendant may include a reasonable period after the determination is made. State v. Brown, 134 Ariz. 400, 656 P.2d 1261 (App. 1982). In Brown, when the defendant filed a motion for determination of his competency, eleven days remained before the last day for trial. The trial court excluded a total of 55 days as attributable to the determination of competency: 30 days from the filing of the motion to the determination of competency and 25 more to enable the state to prepare for trial.