State v. Webb
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The Supreme Court affirmed in part and dismissed in part an order of the district court affirming the county court's decision to overrule Defendant's motion for absolute discharge on statutory and constitutional speedy trial grounds, holding that this Court lacked appellate jurisdiction to review one claim.
After he was arrested Defendant filed a motion for absolute discharge alleging violations of his statutory and constitutional speedy trial rights. The county court overruled the motion, finding that Defendant's previously-filed pretrial motions had stopped the speedy trial clock. The district court affirmed. The Supreme Court affirmed in part and dismissed in part, holding (1) the State met its burden of proving that time periods were excludable under Neb. Gen. Laws 29-1207(4); and (2) this Court lacked appellate jurisdiction to review Defendant's claim that he was entitled to absolute discharge under constitutional speedy trial grounds.
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