Chicago, Illinois – Christopher Keleher, founder of Keleher Appellate Law Group, LLC, was recently published in the Indiana State Bar Association’s RES GESTAE Member Journal. His article, titled “Litigating Speedy Trials in Indiana,” offers a timely and in-depth look at how the right to a speedy trial is interpreted and enforced in both federal and Indiana courts.

In the article, Keleher explores the constitutional protections under the U.S. and Indiana Constitutions and examines how courts reconcile the promise of swift justice with the practical realities of criminal case administration. He highlights that pretrial incarceration is one of the most serious deprivations of liberty, making the enforcement of speedy trial rights not just a legal matter, but a fundamental concern for justice and fairness.

“As courts continue to manage heavy dockets and evolving caseloads, the right to a speedy trial remains an essential safeguard for defendants and a cornerstone of due process,” said Keleher.

With years of experience in appellate litigation, Christopher Keleher regularly writes and presents on constitutional law and criminal justice issues. His contribution to RES GESTAE reflects his ongoing commitment to advancing legal scholarship and practical understanding within the appellate bar.

To read the full article, visit the Indiana State Bar Association’s RES GESTAE Journal.