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Gonzales v. State

Citations

  • 805 P.2d 630
  • 111 N.M. 363

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • observing that the Fourteenth and Fifth Amendment due process 17 analysis applicable to preaccusation delay is separate and distinct from the Sixth 18 Amendment speedy trial analysis
  • establishing that preaceusation delay may result in a due process violation requiring dismissal of charges where a defendant proves -actual and substantial “prejudice and an intentional delay by the state to gain a tactical advantage”
  • discussing the “conjunctive” and “balancing” approaches to the Marion test.
  • discussing the “conjunctive” and “balancing” approaches to the Marion test.
  • discussing the \conjunctive\ and \balancing\ approaches to the Marion test.
  • “[T]he term ‘actual prejudice’ evinces a threshold of certainty.”

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Judges: Frost, Montgomery, Ransom, Stanley

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