Two famous Supreme Court rulings resulted in a rule of law that states that a person upon arrest shall be taken before a judicial officer for arraignment without unnecessary delay. The rule is called the:

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The McNabb-Mallory rule was established by two Supreme Court cases, McNabb v. United States and Mallory v. United States, which held that a person who is arrested must be taken before a magistrate without unnecessary delay. This rule ensures that individuals who are arrested are not held in custody for an unreasonable amount of time without a court hearing. The other answer options (B) Miranda rule, (C) Terry v. Ohio rule, (D) Escobedo rule, and (E) Katz rule refer to different legal principles established by other Supreme Court cases.

Two Famous Supreme Court Rulings Resulted in a Rule of Law