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Corley v. United States, 556 U.S. 303 (2009).
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An unreasonable delay in presenting an arrestee before the court for

arraignment may impact the admissibility of a confession particularly

where the delay is not due to transportation and distance to court
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issues.

NOTE: This case was largely based on federal statutory laws
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regarding interrogation, however the principle of unreasonable delay

will likely make its way to state court proceedings.

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