Describe two exceptions to the exclusionary rule. Use case law to further illustrate your point
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The text presents four exceptions to the exclusionary rule:
(1) The inevitable discovery exception holds that if the government can prove that evidence would have been obtained inevitably and, therefore, would have been admitted regardless of any overreach by police, there is no rational basis to keep that evidence from the jury in order to ensure the fairness of the trial proceedings.
(2) The valid independent source exception holds that if evidence that might otherwise fall victim to the exclusionary rule is obtained from a valid, independent source, that evidence can be admitted.
(3) The harmless error exception holds that an error that does not affect the outcome of a judicial proceeding will not cause the case to be dismissed.
(4) The good faith exception holds that evidence is admissible if the police were acting on the belief that their search or arrest warrant was valid, even if an error is made on the warrant by some other court entity (i.e., a clerical error or an error by the judge).
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