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15. GA has a strict speedy trial law.

Wed Aug 23, 2023, 07:05 PM

Aug 2023

There are no exceptions when requested by the defendant. It is not a "demand" other than demanding state law be followed.

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GA: Cheseboro requests a speedy trial. [View all] RandySF Aug 2023 OP

Good for him calguy Aug 2023 #1

Just flip chicoescuela Aug 2023 #2

If he really wants to speed things up, he should plead guilty. Solly Mack Aug 2023 #3

Plus he was at the Insurrection proudly parading around with Alex Jones MagickMuffin Aug 2023 #8

Company NowISeetheLight Aug 2023 #29

He is about to find out that... getagrip_already Aug 2023 #5

No he won't find that out. former9thward Aug 2023 #13

Puts a bit of pressure on the DA Wednesdays Aug 2023 #17

Yes, there are a lot of moving parts. former9thward Aug 2023 #19

This message was self-deleted by its author getagrip_already Aug 2023 #27

Cheeseburger should run for his life. GreenWave Aug 2023 #6

Tomorrow's good for me lame54 Aug 2023 #7

We need a score card, a program, something to keep track. Lady Freedom Returns Aug 2023 #9

No problem, Ken jmowreader Aug 2023 #10

She requested March, 2024. former9thward Aug 2023 #14

I think she should stick to her original trial date jmowreader Aug 2023 #23

The 2026 motion is with the feds for the Jan 6th trial. former9thward Aug 2023 #25

They are all so demanding. Irish_Dem Aug 2023 #11

GA has a strict speedy trial law. former9thward Aug 2023 #15

If it already the law why is he sending a letter to Fani? Irish_Dem Aug 2023 #16

Because that is what the law required former9thward Aug 2023 #18

I see, thanks! Irish_Dem Aug 2023 #21

Don't worry. We'll get ry to get you to prison cell as soon as possible Recycle_Guru Aug 2023 #12

Interesting strategy stumpysbear Aug 2023 #20

Yes very interesting. Irish_Dem Aug 2023 #22

Guessing he wants to separate his case from the others... brooklynite Aug 2023 #24

I'm sure Fani can handle this. Raftergirl Aug 2023 #26

And a long sentence Kennah Aug 2023 #28