Evidence that would have been discovered even without improper actions by the police can be admissible under the:

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The inevitable discovery rule allows for evidence that would have been discovered legally and inevitably, even without any unconstitutional actions by the police, to be admissible in court. This means that if the police would have found the evidence through legal means, it can be used in court even if the police took improper actions first.

Evidence That Would Have Been Discovered Even Without Improper Actions