A suspect who reveals information to a police informant is protected from that information being used against him or her at trial if the suspect had a reasonable expectation of privacy.

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The expectation of privacy does not protect a suspect's statements made to a police informant from being used against them at trial, as the suspect assumes the risk that the person they are speaking to might be an informant or might later relay the information to law enforcement.

A Suspect Who Reveals Information to a Police Informant Is