The use of the exclusionary rule:
I. excludes good evidence because of bad practices.
II. puts the search for truth second to the rights of individuals.
III. stands for the proposition that the Constitution supports criminal law enforcement but not at any price.
IV. is not controversial.

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The exclusionary rule excludes evidence obtained through unconstitutional means, prioritizing individual rights (I, II) and supports law enforcement within constitutional limits (III). It is often controversial, so IV is incorrect.

The Use of the Exclusionary Rule