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Admissibility of Illegally Seized Evidence in Civil Cases: Could This Be the Path out of the Labyrinth of the Exclusionary RuleHanscom, 1981
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- Hanscom R
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- Pepp. L. Rev.
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The use of the exclusionary rule in criminal cases has been the subject of extensive debate since its inception. Although most efforts to modify the rule have been deemed unworkable, the author proposes a modification that is both workable and sensible. Modification would …
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