Evidence collected during an illegal search cannot be used in court based on the .

incluesionary rule
exclusonary rule
self-incrimination rule
warrant rule

Exclusionary rule

Exclusionary rule is a rule according to the US  law, which says that evidence collected or seized by police or any other investigation agency in voilation of the Fourth amendment of the US constitution. Such evidences cannot be accepted by the court for judicial proceedings. Therefore, evidence collected during an illegal search cannot be used in court based on the exclusionary rule.

The correct answer is option B, Exclusionary Rule

Explanation:

As per the fourth amendment of U.S. constitution any unreasonable search which harms or intends to make people feel insecure in their houses is illegal as it affects the “right of privacy” of the people.

As per the exclusionary rule, any evidence gathered by violating the fourth amendment or any other section of constitution will not be considered as a valid evidence.

Thus, Evidence collected during an illegal search cannot be used in court

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