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And so going to that point that you just asked, so how do you propose the court balance your request

for a potentially large, a long delay

against the constitutional rights of victim or representative,

Ms. Kirk, in her right to a speedy disposition of the case.

For example, I noted in your motion, you stated that your DNA expert needs, I believe it was six

months.

That was her.

And so how do we balance that?

And I appreciate your statement, but going to your statement as it relates to Ms. Kirk's right to a speed disposition of a party outside, right?

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