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Speedy trial speedy enough?

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March 9, 2020

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Reshon Tolliver was accused of being part of a nationwide drug distribution ring. The law required a speed trial within 70 days. However, Tolliver argues that he was held 86 days, in excess of law.

In today's legal analysis, we discuss the right to a speed trial under the constitution, and what days count as part of the speedy trial calculation.

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