Unlawful Detention In Kentucky

Summary

If you were held in jail in Kentucky past the 60-day indictment period, it may be a violation of your right to a speedy trial. You can file a motion to dismiss the charges, consult with a defense attorney, or contact the public defenders office in Carter County for assistance.

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I was held in jail for a criminal charge past my failer to indict
Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Could you please clarify your location? The right to a speedy trial and the time frame for indictments can vary based on jurisdiction.
I was held in jail and was failer to indict and wasant released from jail
Hello ****, it seems like there's a potential violation of your right to a speedy trial. The specifics depend on your location. Could you please provide your jurisdiction or location?
Carter county ky
Hello ****. In Kentucky, the general rule is that an indictment must be returned within 60 days of arrest. If this was not followed in your case:
*. It may be a violation of your right to a speedy trial.
*. You might be eligible for release.
*. You should consider speaking with a defense attorney.
What can I do about this
****, you can:
*. File a motion to dismiss the charges due to a violation of your right to a speedy trial.
*. Consult with a defense attorney about your case.
*. Contact the public defender's office in Carter County, if you don't already have a lawyer.
Remember, every case is unique and this is just general advice.