State ex rel. Dye v. Bradshaw
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In September 1991, Appellant was convicted in federal court of criminal offenses and sentenced to federal prison. Meanwhile, in January 1991, the Crawford County Sheriff’s Department served a warrant on Appellant for his arrest after his indictment in Crawford County. Appellant was arraigned in Crawford County then returned to federal custody. In April 1992, Appellant was returned to Crawford County, tried in a jury trial, and convicted of criminal offenses. On appeal, Appellant argued that his speedy-trial rights were violated under the Interstate Agreement on Detainers (IAD). The court of appeals affirmed on appeal and dismissed Appellant’s subsequent petition for a writ of habeas corpus. The Supreme Court affirmed the court of appeals’ denial of a writ of habeas corpus, holding (1) because Appellant was not returned to federal custody after April 1992 until his state court trial had been held, no violation of the IAD occurred; and (2) the court of appeal’s determination on appeal that no violation of the IAD occurred was res judicata as to Appellant’s claims in this case.
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