Imagine you are either a police officer or a defendant in a criminal trial, then answer this question: Does the exclusionary rule serve the interest of justice?

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Imagine you are either a police officer or a defendant in a criminal trial, then answer this question: Does the exclusionary rule serve the interest of justice?

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yes

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exclusive is an important word in the question, meaning it is important.

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