United States v. James Ray Shell, A/K/A Kelly Barrick Bonney, A/K/A Chris Raymond Weber

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• concluding that defendant’s concession that most of essential witnesses and documentary evidence were still available were insufficient to rebut presumption of prejudice arising from five-year delay attributable to government’s negligence
• stating that \[f]ive years delay attributable to the government's mishandling of [the defendant's] file . . . creates a strong presumption of prejudice\
• finding that a five-year delay due to 20 misplacement of file violated due process
• presuming prejudice where governmental 23 CR-2023-0629 negligence resulted in a six-year delay
• measuring length of delay until Government diligently began to search for defendant
• six-year delay, of which five years were attributable to government negligence, created a strong presumption of prejudice which the government could not overcome

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