In Weeks v. U.S., a 1914 case involving the illegal entry and search of a home, the Supreme Court:
I. reversed Week's conviction.
II. made the U.S. unique in excluding good evidence from court because of the manner in which it was seized.
III. applied the exclusionary to both federal and state law enforcement.
IV. applied the exclusionary only to gambling cases.

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The Supreme Court in Weeks v. U.S. reversed Week's conviction and established the exclusionary rule, making the U.S. unique in excluding evidence obtained illegally, but it applied only to federal cases, not state cases.

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