People v. Mooney, 2019 IL App (3d) 150607 (March). Episode 599 (Duration 9:21)
Agreeing to continuance was ineffective, outright reversal is the only remedy.
[Read more…]Right To A Speedy Trial | How A Speedy Trial Works In Illinois
Right To A Speedy Trial
Prosecutors are required by state law and the constitution to conduct a criminal trial against an accused within a reasonable time frame. This is the defendant’s right to a speedy trial.
[Read more…]Speedy Trial Differences Between In Custody and Out Of Custody Defendants
People v. Jones, 2018 IL App (1st) 151307 (March). Episode 478 (Duration 11:04)
Defendant didn’t make a clear unequivocal demand for trial so it counts as a date by agreement. [Read more…]
DUI Dismissed After State Trooper Consistently Does Not Come To Court
People v. Connors, 2017 IL App (1st) 162440 (September). Episode 404 (Duration 9:32)
DUI dismissed because prosecutor did not show due diligence in getting the trooper to court for trial. [Read more…]
Additional Charges Filed More Than 120 Days After The Original Charges Might Be A Violation of Speedy Trial Statute
People v. Dalton, 2017 IL App (3d) 150213 (June). Episode 384 (Duration 5:52)
Defendant was charged with additional sex crimes more than 120 days after his first two original counts were charged. [Read more…]
A Right To A Speedy Trial Includes A Statutory Right And A Constitutional Right
People v. Kilcauski, 2016 IL App (5th) 140526 (August). Episode 241 (Duration 9:02)
Constitutional and statutory speedy trial right violations occurred from these unique facts. [Read more…]
Speedy Trial Violation Occurs Here Where Defendant Was “Held” For Multiple Offenses
People v. Smith, 2016 IL App (3d) 140235 (June). Episode 205 (Duration 7:12)
Conviction for aggravated criminal sexual abuse is reversed to speedy trial violation. [Read more…]