United States v. Gerald Lee Patterson

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• finding five-month period between detention and trial on drug charges, interrupted by pretrial motions, \was not sufficiently long to be presumptively prejudicial\
• denying motion to supplement record on appeal with items not presented to district court
• five-month period between detention and trial on drug charges, interrupted by pretrial motions, “was not sufficiently long to be presumptively prejudicial”
• five-month period between detention and trial on drug charges, interrupted by pretrial motions, “was not sufficiently long to be presumptively prejudicial”
• approximately five-month period between detention and trial on drug charges \was not sufficiently long to be presumptively prejudicial\
• \Our circuit has held that intrastate drug activity affects interstate commerce and that Congress may regulate both intrastate and interstate drug trafficking under the Commerce Clause.\

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