State v. Elizondo

(dissenting) — CrR 3.3 provides that a criminal charge shall be brought to trial within 90 days following the preliminary appearance. JCrR 2.03 provides:(1) Any person arrested for any offense, including capital cases and other felonies and not released shall be taken without unnecessary delay before a judge. The term “without unnecessary delay” means as soon as practically possible. In any event, delay beyond the close of business of the judicial day next following the day of arrest shall be deemed unnecessary. The court may, for good cause shown and recited in the order, enlarge the time…