CJA 364Exclusionary Rule

Exclusionary Rule

The exclusionary rule was developed under the United States constitutional law. This part of the law was created to make sure that any evidence that was been collected or examined by law enforcement that was done so in a violation a person constitutional for the most part cannot be used to as evidence to prosecute a defendant at his or her trial. In this paper we will analyze and discuss the rational for the exclusionary rule, as well as identify exceptions to the exclusionary rule. In this paper the writer will also give an analysis in regards to the costs and benefits that can be a part of using the exclusionary rule. We will also discuss alternative remedies to the exclusionary rule and provide support as to why we chose these remedies...