When Can Illegally Obtained Evidence Be Admitted, Despite the Exclusionary

question 3

Multiple Choice

When can illegally obtained evidence be admitted, despite the exclusionary rule?

• A) When police act reasonably in relying on what later turned out to be a bad warrant
• B) When the evidence is an independent source
• C) Both options A and B are true.
• D) Such evidence can never be admitted.

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