Second Circuit· 9/11/2017

United States v. Roberto Pabon

Citations

871 F.3d 164
2017 U.S. App. LEXIS 17471

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explaining that although “Marin–Buitrago 3 1 dealt with the standards for issuance of a search warrant, the same logic applies in evaluating 2 whether probable cause exists for a warrantless arrest”
discussing unreasonable delay under the Fourth Amendment primarily pertains to delays following an arrest, not prior
discussing unreasonable delay under the Fourth Amendment primarily pertains to delays following an arrest, not prior
finding it unnecessary to decide whether an officer may, in an extreme case, be required to release a detainee arrested without a warrant where probable cause has unequivocally dissipated, rendering further detention unreasonable
“Neither the Supreme Court nor this Court has yet determined whether a violation of McLaughlin’s 48–hour rule is an appropriate basis for suppression.”
“[I]n reviewing the district court’s decision, we apply familiar standards governing clear error review, without viewing the evidence in either party’s favor.”

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Judges: Cabranes, Livingston, Pauley

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