I think that both are entirely necessary, and neither is sufficient on their own. Excluding evidence that has been illegally collected is necessary, as otherwi

I think that both are entirely necessary, and neither is sufficient on their own. Excluding evidence that has been illegally collected is necessary, as otherwise there would be an incentive for officers to collect the evidence anyways, if the career growth from cases outweighs the punishment. Redressing the breach of privacy is necessary, as otherwise an officer could harass an individual through unreasonable searches, each time claiming that they believed the search to be justified.