The exclusionary rule was specifically designed to prevent police misconduct and applies to both police officers and those acting as their agents.

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The exclusionary rule, which prevents evidence obtained in violation of a defendant's constitutional rights from being used in court, was indeed designed to deter police misconduct. It applies not only to police officers but also to individuals acting on their behalf or as their agents, ensuring that evidence obtained through unconstitutional means is not admissible in court.

The Exclusionary Rule Was Specifically Designed to Prevent Police Misconduct