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Ocelot II

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1. The New York court system is notoriously slow.

Reply to Roland99 (Original post)

Tue Apr 4, 2023, 04:14 PM

Apr 2023

We will probably have the GA and DoJ indictments soon, and those cases are likely to move faster. The federal courts in particular can proceed pretty quickly once there's an indictment.

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So much for speedy justice [View all] Roland99 Apr 2023 OP

The New York court system is notoriously slow. Ocelot II Apr 2023 #1

Trial is tentatively set for January 2024. rsdsharp Apr 2023 #2

In 8 months he will demand change of venue, Emile Apr 2023 #3

I don't think you understand the speedy trial provisions of the Constitution Effete Snob Apr 2023 #4

I think New York's speedy trial rule provides that *the prosecution* has 60 days Ocelot II Apr 2023 #8

I think what they understand is... lame54 Apr 2023 #11

26 months and counting republianmushroom Apr 2023 #5

19 Bernardo de La Paz Apr 2023 #9

And the goal posts have moved already Ohio Joe Apr 2023 #6

That is a normal timeline -- his is not the only case in the pipeline. Lettuce Be Apr 2023 #7

The rape case may get finished first Bernardo de La Paz Apr 2023 #10