We again found in Berger, 125 N.H. at 90, 480 A.2d at 31, that an indictment brought seven days beyond the sixty-day limit due to the State's efforts to complete an undercover investigation and assess the "quality of the police investigation of the defendant" was reasonable. In State v. Perez, 134 N.H. 667, 668, 597 A.2d 73, 74 (1991), we upheld the trial court's determination that a nine-day delay due to clerical error "was short and not unreasonable." We also recently held that an indictment returned eighty-three days after arrest due to administrative error was reasonable.