Is a criminal defendant's statutory and constitutional right to a speedy trial violated when the delay in obtaining an indictment arose from the government's failure to present the case to the grand jury for Covid19 reasons not attributable to the defendant, the delay is timely challenged by the defendant's pro se motion filed soon after expressing disagreement with court-appointed counsel, and the subsequent delay in commencing trial ran afoul of his constitutional guarantee of a speedy trial?

Is a criminal defendant’s statutory and constitutional right to a speedy trial violated when the delay in obtaining an indictment arose from the government’s failure to present the case to the grand jury for Covid19 reasons not attributable to the defenda nt, the delay is timely challenged by the defendant’s pro se motion filed soon after expressing disagreement with courtappointed counsel, and the subsequent delay in commencing trial ran afoul of his constitutional guarantee of a speedy trial?