New Mexico Court of Appeals· 5/8/1990

State v. Gonzales

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794 P.2d 361
110 N.M. 218

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acknowledging that \our rules of criminal procedure do not expressly provide for motions for reconsideration of a judgment of dismissal\
stating that a delay is presumptively prejudicial if it surpasses eighteen months for a complex case
noting that, in the criminal context, determination whether a defendant’s rights to due process have been violated under the federal and state constitutions requires the same test
determining that Section 39-1-1 authorized the State to seek reconsideration of a pre-trial motion to dismiss an indictment because no jury trial had occurred at that stage of the proceedings
Section 39-1-1 applies in criminal cases

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Judges: Minzner, Bivins, Hartz

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