The Exclusionary Rule Provides That Evidence Obtained in Violation of the Fourth

The exclusionary rule provides that evidence obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment is:

A) admissible in legal proceeding if it is used to prove a fact.
B) admissible in a civil suit brought by an individual for breach of contract.
C) inadmissible a criminal proceeding to prove a fact by the prosecution.
D) inadmissible in a criminal proceeding as evidence of guilt.