Unconstitutionally seized evidence can be used as a rebuttal to the testimony of the defendant. This practice is known as _________________.
A) good faith
B) testimony
C) hearsay
D) impeachment

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The practice of using unconstitutionally seized evidence as a rebuttal to the testimony of the defendant is known as impeachment. This means that the evidence can be used to challenge the credibility of the defendant's testimony, even if it was obtained in violation of their constitutional rights. Choices A, B, and C are not applicable in this situation.

Unconstitutionally Seized Evidence Can Be Used as a Rebuttal to the Testimony