Exactly right, the gentleman is absolutely right. Now, No. 2 is that with respect to conviction we have given the courts the ability to use evidence that may have previously been not allowed because of the exclusionary rule.
Martin Hoke: “Exactly right, the gentleman is absolutely right. Now, No. 2 is that with respect to conviction we have given the courts…”
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Discussing changes to evidence admissibility in court.
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