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dejastew

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Detail five possible negative effects of the exclusionary rule. Provide examples of problems that may arise from these exceptions.
 
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According to the biological/psychological perspective, which type of forces account for crime?
 
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Reply #1 on: Aug 13, 2018
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Possible negative effects of the exclusionary rule include:
 court delay
 diversion of resources from trials to suppression hearings
 weakening of the Fourth Amendment guarantees by judges reluctant to exclude evidence
 encouragement of plea bargaining
 empowerment of corrupt police officers to immunize criminals by botching searches
 imposition of extrajudicial punishment by officers who find themselves unable to secure convictions lawfully
 fostering false testimony by police officers
Examples of problems related to these negative effects will differ, but some may include difficulties with court dockets, violation of the right to speedy trial, and innocent defendants pleading guilty.

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