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 evidence to be admitted if it would have been discovered eventually without the improper actions by the police. This rule is an exception to the exclusionary rule, which generally prohibits the use of evidence obtained through violations of the Fourth Amendment.

Evidence That Would Have Been Discovered Even Without Improper Actions