and shall receive an initial appearance hearing and pretrial release hearing in the charging district in accordance with subsections (a) through (h) of this section. The judicial officer in the charging district is not bound by any factual or legal determinations made by the judicial officer in the arresting district. (3) If the judicial officer in the arresting district orders the person released pending transfer to the charging district, the person shall receive a prompt initial appearance hearing in the charging district. If the person appears as directed in the charging district and is performing satisfactorily on release, the person is entitled to a presumption that all conditions of release continue unchanged in the charging district. The attorney for the Government shall have the right to appeal the release order to the district court in the arresting district only. Any government appeal must be conducted on an expedited basis. Either party can move to modify the conditions of release in the charging district under this section. (4) If the judicial officer in the arresting district orders the person detained pending transfer to the charging district, the person shall be informed of the right to an expedited appeal to the district court in the arresting district, and such appeal shall be heard within 72 hours unless the person consents to a delay. Any appeal by the Government must also be conducted on an expedited basis. . 4. Review and appeal of a release or detention order Section 3145 of title 18, United States Code, is amended— (1) in subsection (a)— (A) in the matter following paragraph (2), by striking The motion shall be determined promptly.