Which of the Following Represents the Rationale for Carving Exceptions

question 34

Multiple Choice

Which of the following represents the rationale for carving exceptions out of the exclusionary rule?

• A) The exclusionary rule is a constitutional rule intended to deter the police and protect the integrity of the court.
• B) The exclusionary rule is a judge-made remedy designed to deter unreasonable searches and seizures.
• C) There are times when the amount of deterrence gained from excluding evidence from trial is outweighed by the cost to society that results from the exclusion.
• D) Both b and c

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Principal's Right

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Agent's Performance

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Subagent

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