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IN THE __________________ (Name) COURT OF __________________ (Name) COUNTY, __________________ (Name of State) STATE OF __________________ (Name) vs. CAUSE NO. _______ ________________________(Name of Defendant) MOTION FOR A SPEEDY TRIAL Comes now ________________________ (Name of Defendant) by and through his/her attorney, and files this Motion for a Speedy Trial and would show unto the Court the following: That the above case has not been set for trial and it is in the Defendant's best interest and his/her constitutional right that this case is set for trial as soon as possible. WHEREFORE, PREMISES CONSIDERED, Defendant requests that this Court enter its Order setting this case for hearing at the earliest possible date. Respectfully submitted, _______________________________(Name of Defendant), Defendant By: __________________ (Name of Attorney)State Bar No. _______ Attorney for Defendant OF COUNSEL: ________________________(Name of Attorney)Post Office Box _______________________________(City, State, Zip Code) Telephone: ________________________
(add telephone number) date: <|endoftext|>it's not often we hear about people being taken to court by police who are doing their job. Police do not always get it right, but they are in danger of the same fate as many other sectors of society, including the banking industry, which can be a little too reliant on our financial institutions, and sometimes on government. The police in england and wales were last night investigating the actions of two police officers who arrested a 15-year-old boy on suspicion of grievous bodily harm (gbh) in birmingham on wednesday. The boy was in a high-visibility jacket; as he arrived at the station a woman who knew the boy from school recognized him as a fellow pupil, and asked why he was in such a high-visibility jacket. She informed the officers he had been arrested on suspicion of gbh. The officers, identified as dc and pc chris hillier, questioned the teen until he was given permission to go on his way. He was taken to the station's custody suite, where he was handcuffed and hooded. At that point, the boy was asked to go on a walkabout, but instead of walking, he climbed into a van with the windows open. A police car pursued the van but came to a halt just 50 m away. Dc hillier then entered the van which the teenager had boarded. The boy refused to help PC hillier open the van. The police officer then placed him in handcuffs and removed his hood. Once in the van, the teenager began banging on the window. The police continued to arrest him for obstructing the police while the van was being searched. The teenager told the officers to arrest him, so one of them broke the window and took a piece of clothing that belonged to the boy. The officer went back to his van while the boy was in the van shouting at the officers. After he was arrested, the teen managed to get away. A number of photographs were taken by police at the scene of the incident. The man arrested was taken to the station's custody suite where he was again questioned by the police. "i can confirm a 15-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of GB," a spokesperson from the west midlands police told the independent. “the student was seen to be in a high-visibility outer jacket and was also seen climbing out of the back of a police vehicle. He was handcuffed.