U.S. v. O'Dell, No. 96-6733 (6th Cir.) (154 F.3d 358) (August 31, 1998) (Judge Cornelia G. Kennedy)
Loaded on Oct. 1, 1998
published in Punch and Jurists
October 12, 1998
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Speedy Trial Clock - Tolling of.
Here the Court held that the Speedy Trial Act requires that a non guilty plea be entered in order to begin the running of the speedy trial clock, and thus the time between a prior indictment and its later dismissal was excludable under the Act.
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