The Exclusionary Rule and How it Applies to You
James R. Doerr • August 20, 2018
In
this podcast with defense
attorney James R. Doerr, the discussion centers around the Supreme Court
decisions regarding the Exclusionary Rule, the legal reasons for the rule, and
the application of the rule to real world criminal cases.
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