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The Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees the accuseds right to a speedy trial. In addition, Article I, 10 of the Texas Constitution guarantees the accused in all criminal prosecutions the right to a speedy and public trial.
This means, the State has 90 days to indict a person from the day of their arrest. If a person is not indicted within that time frame, the 90 day indictment or trial rule comes into effect from Article 17.151.
In California, this right is codified in Penal Code 1382 PC. In other words, anyone charged with a crime has a constitutional right to a speedy trial guaranteed under federal law and by Californias fast and speedy trial law. Penal Code 1382 PC requires that criminal trials must be set within a specific time frame.
SPEEDY TRIAL ISSUES Delays in law enforcement disclosures of evidence to prosecutors lead to delays in disclosure to the defense and the need for continuances; Backlogs in state laboratories delay completion of key forensic testing;
How Do You Get a Speedy Trial in Texas? Defendants must ask for a speedy trial. Generally, the defendant must assert their constitutional right to a speedy trial and then ask the court to dismiss the case based on a violation of this right.