The present exclusionary rule does not accomplish anything but let the accused go free.
Henry Hyde: “The present exclusionary rule does not accomplish anything but let the accused go free.”
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Discussing the implications of the exclusionary rule in a legislative debate.
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Someone once said brevity is the soul of eloquence. I shall attempt to emulate that by saying we are happy to accept this excellent amendment.
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On May 11, 2006, I was absent for the following procedural votes. Had I been present, I would have voted: Rollcall No. 137, on motion to adjourn, ``nay''; Rollcall No. 138, on motion to adjourn, ``nay.'' ____________________





