United States v. Karen Talbot Hazel Grossman

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• holding that Federal Criminal Rule 7(e
• providing that “[t]here are four relevant grounds that provide a district court with the authority to dismiss an information: (1) the Speedy Trial Act; (2) due process; (3) Rule 7(e) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure; and (4) Rule 48(b
• setting out a two-part test to determine whether a delay in charging violated due process: “(1) the defendant must prove actual, non-speculative prejudice from the delay; and (2
• “Superseding accusatory instruments can contain additional counts not charged in prior instruments.”

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