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Chapter 3 discusses pre-trial hearings and motions to suppress evidence.

Chapter 3 discusses pre-trial hearings and motions to suppress evidence. Assume that the arrest of a defendant is lawful, but statements made by the defendant after the arrest were obtained by the police unlawfully or in violation of the defendant's constitutional rights. Should such statements be allowed in court anyway? Why or why not?

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