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Jul 24th, 2008, 09:29 AM
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Time limit on a Speedy trial
My husband was charged with a felony in the state of FL. The state keeps continuing his case. He had a docket sounding yesterday and they continued it. My question is if by 180 day they don't offer a "speedy trial", can the attorney ask for it to be dismissed? It has now been about 190 days since he first went in front of the judge in jail.
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