When a Search Warrant Proves to Be Defective, Items Seized

question 7

Multiple Choice

When a search warrant proves to be defective, items seized under the authority of the warrant

• A) must be suppressed under the exclusionary rule.
• B) may not be suppressed if the defect is not attributable to the police.
• C) may only be admitted into evidence if the jury is informed of the nature of the defect in the warrant.
• D) will only be admitted into evidence in a bench trial.

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