If evidence seized in an unlawful search is used to attack a witness's credibility during cross-examination, the judge will instruct the jury:

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The correct answers are A and B because evidence obtained from an unlawful search can be used to impeach the credibility of a witness, including the defendant, but it cannot be directly used to prove the defendant's guilt. This allows the jury to consider the evidence when evaluating the witness's (or defendant's) credibility but not for determining guilt.

If Evidence Seized in an Unlawful Search Is Used to Attack