As a general rule, defendants must challenge the admissibility of evidence as a pretrial motion to be allowed to appeal a conviction based on that evidence being allowed at trial.

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Generally, defendants must raise objections to the admissibility of evidence before or during the trial through pretrial motions or objections at trial. Failing to do so typically waives their right to contest the evidence on appeal, as appellate courts often do not consider issues not raised at the trial level.

As a General Rule, Defendants Must Challenge the Admissibility of Evidence