Reseña de United States v. Odell

United States v. Odell de United States Court of Appeals Tenth Circuit Resumen del Libro

The United States appeals the District Courts dismissal with prejudice under the Speedy Trial Act (hereinafter "STA"), 18 U.S.C. 3161-3174, of two counts of a four-count indictment against defendant Jackson C. ODell III (hereinafter "ODell"). The District Court held that ninety-three days of nonexcludable delay had elapsed, exceeding the STAs seventy day limit. Sixty-three of those days elapsed during proceedings on a prior information filed against ODell in 1993. Because a not guilty plea was never entered as required by the STAs plain language, we hold that the District Court improperly included those sixty-three days in its calculation of nonexcludable delay After these sixty-three days are removed, fewer than seventy days of nonexcludable delay remain. Thus, the STA was not violated and we REVERSE the District Courts dismissal of the two counts against ODell and REMAND for further proceedings consistent with this opinion.

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