My question involves traffic court in the State of: Washington (Small town in Eastern WA)
My prehearing conference (for a speeding violation, 73mph in a 60) was set for March 17th, which was well past the allotted time frame per IRLJ 2.5 (i). I sent in a motion for a speedy trial. I was just wondering if I'm still covered by the 14 day notice of trial date protection, or if asking for the quicker proceedings nullifies that requirement.
Basically, the court clerk informed me earlier that court in the town is held once a month, generally on the second or third Tuesday, (that would be today or the 17th.) Can I still be scheduled for the 17th? If the court date for February was today, meaning they cannot accommodate my request, how do I proceed?
My prehearing conference (for a speeding violation, 73mph in a 60) was set for March 17th, which was well past the allotted time frame per IRLJ 2.5 (i). I sent in a motion for a speedy trial. I was just wondering if I'm still covered by the 14 day notice of trial date protection, or if asking for the quicker proceedings nullifies that requirement.
Basically, the court clerk informed me earlier that court in the town is held once a month, generally on the second or third Tuesday, (that would be today or the 17th.) Can I still be scheduled for the 17th? If the court date for February was today, meaning they cannot accommodate my request, how do I proceed?
Motions: Does Making a Motion for Speedy Trial Mean I No Longer Need 14 Days Notice of Trial
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