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· 5/15/2024

Mark A. Pina v. The State of Florida

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  • finding prejudice where appellant demonstrated that the delay actually interfered with his ability to find specific post-military employment
  • prejudice established by the appellant’s declaration about post-trial employment difficulties which was substantiated by independent declarations based upon personal knowledge
  • prejudice established by the appellant’s declaration about post-trial employment difficulties which was substantiated by independent declarations based upon personal knowledge
  • prejudice established by submission of unrebutted affidavits from potential employer that appellant's ability to apply for employment limited and/or precluded because of a lack of a DD 214
  • 363 days of post-trial delay before the case was docketed with this court which included 74 days after the CA signed his action, all on a record of trial with 37 pages of transcription
  • claim unsupported by any independent evidence failed

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