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What are the steps in procedural due process?

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Step one is consensual encounter
- What is reason for encounter
- why and articulate.
Step two Detention
- (name must be revealed)<--- because of the court case Hile vs. Neveda.
- how long the detention is supposed to be reasonable and under officers discretion.
Step three Arrest
- (probable cause or an arrest warrant) is releasable.
- must state Miranda rights (right to an attorney)
Step four Arraign
- 8 hours excluding weekends and holidays.
Step five Attorney because of Wayne vs us.
Step six hearing
- ten days of arraignment preliminary hearing.
  - Did crime occur in the jurisdiction of the court?
  - potential motives?
  - person?

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