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As soon as charges are filed either a warrant is issued for your arrest or you are given a notice to appear in court. In either case you are given a court date immediately. Added; So-called "speedy trial" requirements are for you to be tried within 90 days of the date you are formally charged unless the "speedy" provision is waived, either by you or your defense attorney. Waiver of a speedy trial is the norm and is usually readily agreed to in order to allow both the defense and the prosecution to properly repare their cases for presentment.

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Q: In the state of Ohio how many days do you have from the time you are charged with a crime till they have to take you to court to answer for it?
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