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In [[American]] [[Constitutional law|constitutional law]],the '''exclusionary rule''' states that [[evidence]] which is obtained illegally or in an otherwise unreliable fashion is not admissible in court. By legal precedent partly established and confirmed in ''[[Illinois v Gates]]'' (1983), application of the exclusionary rule covers all people currently on United States territory, regardless of citizenship status.  

In [[American]] [[constitutional law]],the '''exclusionary rule''' states that [[evidence]] which is obtained illegally or in an otherwise unreliable fashion is not admissible in court. By legal precedent partly established and confirmed in ''[[Illinois v Gates]]'' (1983), application of the exclusionary rule covers all people currently on United States territory, regardless of citizenship status.  

==See Also==

==See also==

*[[Hearsay]]

*[[Hearsay]]

*[[Federal Rules of Evidence]]

*[[Federal Rules of Evidence]]

[[Category:Law]]

[[Category:Law]]