The exclusionary rule does not require suppression of evidence seized in violation of the Fourth Amendment where the erroneous information resulted from clerical errors of court employees.

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The exclusionary rule generally applies to evidence obtained through violations of a person's Fourth Amendment rights by law enforcement officials, not clerical errors of court employees. Therefore, evidence obtained through clerical errors may not necessarily be suppressed under the exclusionary rule.

The Exclusionary Rule Does Not Require Suppression of Evidence Seized