In order for a person to invoke the exclusionary rule,they must have:

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The exclusionary rule, which prevents the government from using most evidence gathered in violation of the United States Constitution, requires that a person have "standing" to challenge the admissibility of evidence. This means the person must demonstrate that their own rights were violated by the evidence collection in question. The other options - jurisdiction, venue, and comity - relate to different legal concepts that do not directly pertain to the ability to invoke the exclusionary rule.

In Order for a Person to Invoke the Exclusionary Rule,they