 On May 30, federal judge dismissed, without prejudice, the initial indictment against Kropp after finding that his right to a speedy trial had been violated. Kropp was re-indicted on May 29. According to the Frederick News Post, Kropp's attorney is arguing that his client should be allowed to view the grand jury materials that led to the new indictment and that federal prosecutors be held in contempt because the new indictment was not filed within three weeks of the dismissal of the original case. The judge has scheduled a hearing for these for July 22.