If the Government Fails to Give a Defendant a Prompt

If the government fails to give a defendant a prompt arraignment:

A) the charges will be dropped, because receiving a prompt arraignment is part of each citizen's right to a speedy trial.
B) all statements made by the defendant in custody will be suppressed by the court.
C) the defendant gets free representation even if he can afford a lawyer.
D) the defendant has a private cause of action against the prosecutor.
E) None of the above statements are true.