The Exclusionary Rule Prevents Illegally Obtained Evidence from Being Used

question 35

Multiple Choice

The exclusionary rule prevents illegally obtained evidence from being used in a criminal case. Although illegally seized evidence may prove the guilt of the accused, it

• A) is still admissible in court.
• B) cannot be used in court.
• C) may be kept in a file for the next time the defendant is in court.
• D) may be used to convict a different defendant.

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