The exclusionary rule barring the introduction of illegally obtained evidence applies inall court and administrative hearings.

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The exclusionary rule primarily applies in criminal cases to prevent the use of evidence obtained in violation of a defendant's constitutional rights. It does not universally apply to all court and administrative hearings, as its application in civil cases and certain administrative proceedings can vary.

The Exclusionary Rule Barring the Introduction of Illegally Obtained Evidence