regardless how it was obtained or whether it constituted any
             and Seizure prohibited under the Fourth Amendment (Tinsley). During this
             rules of evidence in criminal cases paralleled the focus of civil courts,
             valued the truthfulness and reliability of evidence sufficiently to
             constitutional violations inherent merely in its procurement (Tinsley).
             Theory and Development of Exclusionary Rule Doctrine:
             In 1886, the Supreme Court heard the case of Boyd v. United States, in
             the defendant had been convicted by evidence that he had been ordered to
             against his will in a quasi-criminal f
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