According to the exclusionary rule, evidence illegally seized by the police cannot be used in a trial.
Unreasonable searches and seizures include those that are conducted 1) without a valid search warrant issued by a judge or magistrate that specifies the location, the subject, and the items to be seized, 2) without reasonable suspicion that the subject, the targeted location, or the subject's vehicle contains criminal evidence, or 3) that go beyond the parameters of the search and seizure warrant. Due to the Fourth Amendment's intent to safeguard citizens' reasonable expectation of privacy from government officials, an unreasonable search and seizure is unconstitutional.
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