> In Europe in general all evidence is a priori admissible no matter how it was collected. That is not the case in Portugal and, since our laws are mostly ins

> In Europe in general all evidence is a priori admissible no matter how it was collected. That is not the case in Portugal and, since our laws are mostly inspired by French laws, I'd imagine that is not the case in France. Illegally obtained evidence, or evidence where there is a relevant probability that the chain of custody was compromised, is not admissible in court.