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Rookie Quinshon Judkins Waives Right to Speedy Trial, Delaying Browns Contract

Prolonging judicial proceedings deepens uncertainty over his Browns onboarding during the pending NFL conduct inquiry.

Overview

  • On August 14, Judkins signed a court document waiving his right to a speedy trial in Broward County, extending the criminal process beyond 175 days.
  • He remains charged with misdemeanor battery for an alleged July incident in Fort Lauderdale and is free on a $2,500 bond.
  • Cleveland has not signed Judkins’ rookie contract, and he has missed all preseason activities as the team monitors his legal status.
  • The NFL’s personal-conduct investigation into Judkins is still active and could result in league discipline independent of criminal outcomes.
  • The extended legal and administrative reviews are expected to determine Judkins’ availability for the Browns’ regular season roster.