Some searches are so "shocking to the conscience" as to require exclusion of the evidence seized based on the due process clause of the Constitution. These cases are limited to:
A) Acts of coercion, violence, and brutality
B) Acts of questionable behavior
C) Instances where the police failed to clearly communicate with the suspect(s)
D) Instances where the police was provided with the wrong information due to a clerical mistake

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Acts of coercion, violence, and brutality are considered so "shocking to the conscience" that they may require the exclusion of evidence based on the due process clause of the Constitution. This standard is meant to protect individuals from egregious abuses of power by law enforcement.

Some Searches Are So "Shocking to the Conscience" as to Require