The exclusionary rule suppresses evidence, which is collected through an illegal police action. It is designed to deter future police misconduct. However, there are some instances in which the Court has allowed the introduction of such evidence. This includes which of the following?

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The exclusionary rule has exceptions such as inevitable discovery, where evidence would have been found legally anyway; good faith, where officers rely on a warrant they believe to be valid; and attenuation, where the connection between the illegal action and the evidence is distant enough.

The Exclusionary Rule Suppresses Evidence, Which Is Collected Through an Illegal