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Ross v. State

Citations

  • 605 So. 2d 17
  • 1992 WL 173144

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  • maintaining that a defendant's assertion of prejudice attributable solely to incarceration, with no other harm, is typically not sufficient to warrant reversal
  • “The analysis must, then, proceed to the other three Barker factors, in which the state bears the burden of proving no prejudice to the defendant.”
  • “The analysis must, then, proceed to the other three Barker factors, in which the state bears the burden of proving no prejudice to the defendant.”

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Judges: Prather

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