Did the Ninth Circuit err by failing to treat 'undue and oppressive incarceration' and 'anxiety and concern accompanying public accusation' as the major evils against which the Sixth Amendment's Speedy Trial Clause protects while improperly faulting Petitioner for Inter-Divisional Governmental delay in seeking his extradition from custody in Kazakhstan?

QUESTION PRESENTED Did the Ninth Circuit err by failing to treat "undue and oppressive incarceration" and "anxiety and concern accompanying public accusation" as the major evils against which the Sixth Amendment's Speedy Trial Clause protects while improperly faulting Petitioner for Inter-Divisional Governmental delay in seeking his extradition from custody in Kazakhstan? : i