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State v. Chavez

Citations

  • 694 P.2d 927
  • 102 N.M. 279

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  • indicating that a 10 delay in a probation revocation proceeding will only violate due process if the 11 probationer can establish that the delay prejudiced him
  • stating that in order to establish a due 5 process violation based on delay in a probation revocation proceeding, the probationer 6 must establish prejudice from the delay
  • requiring a showing of “actual prejudice” by the delay 15 in the pursuit of probation revocation proceedings
  • emphasizing the requirement of showing delay with resulting prejudice and stating 14 that “[t]he burden of showing actual prejudice by delay in the initiation or prosecution 15 of proceedings to revoke probation rests upon the probationer”

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Judges: Donnelly, Neal, Bivins

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