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Statute of limitations only applies to charging someone, not after they've been charged. Speedy trial doesn't apply in almost any situation you can think of. I
by kingcharles 5y ago
Statute of limitations only applies to charging someone, not after they've been charged.
Speedy trial doesn't apply in almost any situation you can think of. It's almost impossible to beat a case on speedy trial grounds. All my speedy trial motions have been denied so far, most recently because of COVID. I'm still working this angle though.
- giantg2 5y agoI wasn't sure if they formally charged you. My state says they have 5 years to complete the trial (or maybe initiate after charging). Good luck!
- kingcharles 5y agoThank you!