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There is no such thing outside common law. ie most of Europe.
by llukas 8y ago
There is no such thing outside common law. ie most of Europe.
- donarb 8y agoIn addition, the concept only pertains to information acquired through unconstitutional means, such as not having a warrant to search. Getting incorrect information is not unconstitutional and investigators rely on much more than a single piece of information when building a case. Edit: by unconstitutional I’m speaking of the US. I am not sure what constitutional protections apply to other country’s citizens, but assume they may be similar.
- matt4077 8y agoThere definitely is, just not using that name. In Germany, it’s an explicit law. It just doesn’t apply in this case, because it hinges on bad faith. Incidental evidence found while following some other legitimate trails is admissible.