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Exclusionary rule (n.) is the price of the Fourth Amendment, paid in dropped cases rather than fired officers.
Exclusionary rule (n.) makes a bad search expensive to the people who did it rather than the person who suffered it.
Exclusionary rule (n.) is the Fourth Amendment's only enforcement arm, and it works by looking away.
Exclusionary rule (n.) is the only punishment a cop fears: watching the evidence walk out with the defendant.
Exclusionary rule (n.) is a judge pretending not to have seen the drugs so the police learn to knock.