State v. Florie

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• finding no due process violation where there was a seven-year delay between original charges and refiled charges, in part because there was no proof of actual prejudice to the defendant
• \State should not be accorded an unfettered avenue of escape from a statutory speedy trial predicament engendered by its own mishandling of a criminal case.\
• exception permits “[a] statement of the declarant’s then existing state of mind” but does not include “a statement of ... belief to prove the fact ... believed unless it relates to the execution, revocation, identification, or terms of declarant’s will.”
• “Trial court findings of conspiracy by a preponderance of the evidence were implicit in the trial court’s rulings in [prior] cases ... [, and] we upheld those implicit findings based on our conclusion that they were supported by substantial evidence in the record.”

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