State Ex Rel. Leonard v. Hey

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• holding a delay of eleven years is presumptively prejudicial
• delay of eleven years between the commission of crime and indictment is presumptively prejudicial to defendant and violates due process, when State knew of defendant’s location and identification
• eleven-year delay between commission of the crime and the indictment

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