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Because otherwise there would be little incentive for cops to follow the 4th amendment.

• xorcist 12y ago
  Are there really no other juridicial consequences for breaking what I understand to be a constitutional law? Perhaps there need to be. Perhaps consequences much more severe than letting a criminal walk free.
  • jiggy2011 12y ago
    But who would enforce those consequences? The same cops who benefit from the illegal evidence?
    • xorcist 12y ago
      No, of course not. Separate policemen who specialize in this. It's not different from any other police misconduct.
      • jiggy2011 12y ago
        What happens if you get public pressure to cut their funding because the are seen to be hindering?