The exclusionary rule states that: A. all guilty people must be set free if police have used force against them. B. evidence obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment cannot be used against a criminal defendant at trial. C. the courts must exclude firearms as an evidence for arrest if the same firearms are found in a Terry stop. D. judges must exclude the arrest of a suspect if a warrant was not issued

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2 September, 05:09

The exclusionary rule states that: A. all guilty people must be set free if police have used force against them. B. evidence obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment cannot be used against a criminal defendant at trial. C. the courts must exclude firearms as an evidence for arrest if the same firearms are found in a Terry stop. D. judges must exclude the arrest of a suspect if a warrant was not issued

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Deanna · Answer 1

Option B

Explanation:

Evidences that have been analyzed in violation to the right of a defendant can't be used or presented in the court of law, just like the option states, it has violated the rights and according to the law should not be used in presenting a case to the judge, so option B best explains what the exclusionary rules states.