Wendell Elcock v. Robert J. Henderson, Superintendent of Auburn Correctional Facility

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• finding no violation of due process in an eight-year delay between conviction and appeal because there was no actual prejudice
• no violation of due process for eight-year delay between a conviction and appeal when no showing of actual prejudice
• absent showing actual prejudice, no violation of due process for eight-year delay between conviction and appeal

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