Whether 18 U.S.C. § 3501 abrogated the McNabb-Mallory rule such that delay in presenting an arrested defendant before a federal magistrate judge no longer renders an otherwise-voluntary confession inadmissible

1. United States v. Corley500 F3D 210

   Third Circuit Court of Appeals · August 31, 2007

   “The principal issue on this appeal, the amount of time that may elapse before the *229 arresting officers must present a defendant to a federal magistrate judge, not only divides this panel — it is also the subject of a circuit split.” — Acknowledges a circuit split

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