If evidence is obtained outside of the context of a warrant, such items must be excluded and cannot be used against someone in a court of law.

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This is known as the "exclusionary rule" and is designed to protect Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable search and seizure. Evidence obtained illegally or without a warrant is generally not admissible in court.

If Evidence Is Obtained Outside of the Context of a Warrant