Supreme Court of Kansas· 10/31/2008

State v. Hall

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195 P.3d 220
287 Kan. 139
2008 Kan. LEXIS 594

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finding a multi-year delay in issuance of probation revocation warrant and its adjudication did not violate probationer's due process rights
requiring prejudice to the defendant before finding a due process violation in the context of issuing a delayed probation violation warrant
when probationer is imprisoned in another county for a new felony, State does not waive probation violation if it files detainer
in deciding whether a delay in executing a warrant for probation revocation violated due process the court must consider whether there was any prejudice or if there is any indication the State waived the violation
in deciding whether a delay in executing a warrant for probation revocation violated due process the court must consider whether there was any prejudice or if there is any indication the State waived the violation

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Judges: Luckert

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