The 'public safety exception' is a rule stating that evidence seized with a defective warrant,not based on probable cause,is admissible in court if the police acted in good faith in presenting the evidence and the error was made by the judge.

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The 'public safety exception' refers to a situation where law enforcement can question a suspect without giving Miranda warnings if there is an immediate threat to public safety. The scenario described in the question actually refers to the 'good faith exception' to the exclusionary rule.

The 'Public Safety Exception' Is a Rule Stating That Evidence