Which Court case introduced the "inevitability of discovery" exception to the exclusionary rule. It provided for the introduction of illegally obtained evidence if it could be demonstrated that the discovery of such evidence was inevitable?

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Nix v. Williams established the "inevitability of discovery" exception to the exclusionary rule, allowing for the admission of evidence that would have inevitably been discovered even if it was initially obtained through a violation of the defendant's constitutional rights.

Which Court Case Introduced the "Inevitability of Discovery" Exception to the Exclusionary