Officer White of the local county sheriff’s department received information that boxes of stolen televisions were being stored in April’s garage. He parked down the street, and with a telephoto lens took pictures of the garage when it was opened by April. Stacks of boxes clearly labeled as the missing televisions were visible. He went to the magistrate and obtained a search warrant. He and other officers later searched the garage and found fifty of the stolen televisions. If Officer White did not have the pictures, but just information from several informants, but he told the magistrate that he had seen the boxes, the exclusionary rule:.

The exclusionary law will be used

Explanation:

The exclusionary rule, is a constitutional based law that prevents government officials ,like the police to use substantial evidence against someone.

Relating to the question above, if officer white does not have the pictures in physical and he told the magistrate that he had seen them, the exclusionary rule will be used because the evidence is not enough to prove the case.

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