When Deciding Whether or Not to Exclude Potential Improperly Obtained

question 6

True/False

When deciding whether or not to exclude potential improperly obtained evidence, a judge must consider just the crime the defendant is charged with and any effect the evidence may have upon their trial. A judge must consider all the circumstances.

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