Legal Opinion
United States v. Amos William Corley
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
Decided December 28, 1976No. 76-2096PublishedCited by 15 opinions
1Per curiam
On September 8, 1976 Amos William Corley was arrested on an 18-count indictment filed against him and a co-defendant, Jake Elliott, for their participation in the kidnapping of Alan Bortniek, Corley’s employer. Unable to post bond, Corley has been held in pretrial detention since that time.
As a result of both a delay in filing pretrial motions and the illness of the trial judge to whom the case had originally been assigned, Corley’s trial was continued until January 17, 1977. On November 24, 1976 Corley filed a motion for release from custody, arguing that under Section 3164 of the Speedy…
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