United States v. John Doe, (Juvenile)

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• holding that violation of section 5038(d)(1) did not require reversal when the government's action did not amount to a constitutional violation, and discussing alternative remedy of expunction
• holding that violation of section 5038(d)(1) did not require reversal when the government’s action did not amount to a constitutional violation, and discussing alternative remedy of expunction
• premising finding that delay in arraignment was reasonable in part on the government's willingness to suppress a prearraignment admission
• premising finding that delay in arraignment was reasonable in part on the government’s willingness to suppress a prearraignment admission
• describing such cases to be \a woman in late pregnancy and women with infants and small children\
• describing such cases to be “a woman in late pregnancy and women with infants and small children”

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