Felonies; limitation on prosecution due to lapse of time after finding of probable cause.
Continued from last session
Summary
The bill stops the speedy‑trial clock for felony cases when the accused has not yet retained private counsel or been appointed one. Courts must check the defendant’s attorney status at least every 30 days, and the pause ends once counsel is retained, appointed, or the defendant waives the right to counsel. This protects defendants from being forced to proceed to trial without representation.
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