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Originally Posted by Shoonra
I presume that you meant County of Riverside [Calif.] v. McLaughlin (1991) 500 US 44, 114 L.Ed.2d 49, 111 S.Ct 1661, in which the Supreme Court upheld an arraignment procedure deadline of 36 hours following arrest. I just said the rest of the day, maybe I should have said the next and a half.
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Oh Shoonra, sometimes you really are too silly. You said nothing of arrest in the post I responded to and neither did I. Apparently you're don't understand the point; you can not be held without charges. I recall reading a court decision about a year ago that such a stop can not be more than an hour...perhaps even less. In any event, considerably less than either of your statements.
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