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Evidence can be suppressed in a criminal case anytime that law enforcement has violated your constitutional or statutory rights. That can be things
like a Fourth Amendment violation. If they violated your right to a search and seizure, then that evidence that they were able to obtain in that search um and that seizure could be um suppressed,
which means that the state, the prosecutors are not going to be allowed to use that evidence against you.
San Antonio, TX criminal defense attorney Dayna Jones talks about when evidence can be suppressed.
