United States v. Christopher Robinson

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• holding that the defendant “fail[ed] to allege any particularized prejudice to his defense, such as loss of evidence”
• holding that a dismissal without prejudice was appropriate where 101 nonexcludable days had passed
• concluding thirty-one-day delay, “although not insubstantial, was not severe enough to warrant a dismissal with prejudice regardless of the other circumstances”

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