Federal Speedy Trial Act Lawyers
Federal Pre-Trial Procedures
The Speedy Trial Act requires that a federal criminal trial begin within 70 days of indictment or initial appearance, whichever is later. Violations can result in dismissal.
Key Provisions
A federal defense attorney can monitor speedy trial deadlines and file motions for dismissal when violated.
- 30 days from arrest to indictment
- 70 days from indictment to trial
- Certain periods are excludable (continuances, mental evaluations)
- Dismissal can be with or without prejudice
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