Illegally gained evidence such as evidence resulting from "unreasonable searches and seizures" cannot be used in criminal prosecutions.This is a safeguard enjoyed by criminal defendants under the:

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The exclusionary rule prohibits the use of illegally obtained evidence in criminal prosecutions, and this rule is a safeguard for criminal defendants. The Miranda warning informs suspects of their rights before they are interrogated, the right of confrontation allows defendants to cross-examine witnesses against them, and double jeopardy prohibits trying a person for the same crime twice.

Illegally Gained Evidence Such as Evidence Resulting from "Unreasonable Searches