United States v. Gerald Jackson

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• finding no actual prejudice where defendant’s claim of deleted computer files did not specify with particularity the exculpatory nature of the files
• “Alleged prejudice is insufficient to establish a due process violation if it is insubstantial, speculative, or premature.”

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