United States v. Dennis Ray Kottmyer (91-5826) William Talmadge Upton (91-5827)

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• observing that defendant would not have been convicted of possession of cocaine because he would have possessed pure baking soda
• observing that defendant would not have been convicted of possession of cocaine because he would have possessed pure baking soda
• affirming dismissal without prejudice where no “pattern of neglect” or “intentional dilatory conduct” had been shown
• dismissal without prejudice where there existed no pattern of intentional delay by United States

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