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If the Motion to Exclude the Evidence Fails During Appeal,a

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If the motion to exclude the evidence fails during appeal,a defendant may still invoke the exclusionary rule through a:

A) fruit of the poisonous tree proceeding.
B) good faith proceeding.
C) habeas corpus proceeding.
D) purged taint proceeding.

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