Legal Question in Criminal Law in Ohio
Speedy Trial
Can you tell me how long from date of arraignment do the courts have before the case goes to the grand jury. I should add that the person in question is incarcerated at the moment.
Asked on 10/23/03, 3:48 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Timothy Hess
T. Hess & Associates, LLC
Re: Speedy Trial
In compliance with O.R.C. � 2941.40, the Defendant must provide the Clerk of
Courts and Prosecutors office with a written notice and request for final disposition. If the State has failed to bring him to trial within the 180 days as required, the appropriate remedy under R.C. � 2941.40 is a dismissal of all charges for the denial of a speedy trial as requested.
Answered on 10/23/03, 4:02 pm
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