The
exclusionary rule is a legal principle that states evidence obtained unlawfully or in violation of a person's constitutional rights cannot be used in court against that person.
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- The second was the repeal of the automatic exclusionary rule in the Code by Parliament in 1993. (claytonrice.com)
- Criminal Law: Hearsay; Implied Assertion of Factual Propositions R. v. Baldree (Ont.C.A, Mar. 2, 2012)(34754) June 19, 2013 The hearsay exclusionary rule applies to both «express hearsay» and to «implied hearsay». (slaw.ca)
- However, the Fourth Amendment exclusionary rule does not apply to evidence obtained illegally by a private individual: Burdeau v. McDowell, 256 U.S. 465 (1921). (law.stackexchange.com)
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