The Following Statement Is Not a Correct Statement About the Collateral

question 31

Multiple Choice

The following statement is not a correct statement about the collateral proceedings exception:

• A) The collateral proceedings exception excludes unlawfully seized evidence from all criminal proceedings associated with the charges, up to and including the formal trial.
• B) The collateral proceedings exception permits the use of unlawfully seized evidence in all criminal proceedings, excluding it only from the formal trial.
• C) The collateral proceedings exception is rooted in the belief there is an interest in a full presentation of the facts.
• D) Excluding evidence from proceedings other than the formal trial provides little additional deterrence from police misconduct.

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