If Evidence Seized in an Unlawful Search Is Used to Attack

question 2

Multiple Choice

If evidence seized in an unlawful search is used to attack a witness's credibility during cross-examination, the judge will instruct the jury:

• A) That they may consider such evidence as inconsistent with the defendant's testimony when evaluating the defendant's credibility
• B) That they may not consider the evidence in evaluating whether the defendant is guilty
• C) That they are to disregard any reference to the unlawfully obtained evidence
• D) None of the above
• E) Both a and b

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