United States v. William T. Marler

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• holding that death \results\ from a deprivation of civil rights if the death was \a natural and foreseeable result of the improper conduct\
• civil, rights case: no due process violation because no proof of actual prejudice or government intent to gain tactical advantage by delay
• lengthy preindictment delay did not violate defendant’s due process rights since no actual prejudice resulted and delay was not undertaken to gain tactical advantage over the accused
• Sixth Amendment speedy trial right arises at filing of federal indictment

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