United States v. Raoul Barrie Clymer

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• appellate court should in certain cases determine prejudice
• “Even giving the government the benefit of every doubt, about five months of this period was not excludable under the Act. Were we forced to decide how much of the delay is actually excluda-ble, we might conclude that the non-ex- dudable delay is considerably more than that.”

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