Buskirk v. Hein

How courts have described this case

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• holding that \general allegations\ that \delay causes witnesses' memories to fade\ are insufficient
• holding that “general allegations” that “delay causes witnesses’ memories to fade” are insufficient
• holding that “the time needed to adjudicate defense motions is charged to defendant”
• concluding “that the work-product privilege applies in the context of criminal proceedings to the work product of the prosecutor”
• providing that “while anxiety caused by a lengthy delay can occur, anxiety alone cannot establish a speedy-trial violation”
• explaining that “general allegations of prejudice,” such as that “delay causes witness’ memories to fade,” are insufficient to establish a speedy-trial violation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).