prosecutor "across the street" could do so. By these actions, the state prosecutor encouraged disobedience to the federal Constitution which he was bound to uphold. In addition, the discrepancy led to needless conflict between state and federal courts and invited prosecutors to go to the state prosecutors for illegally obtained evidence. Finally, allowing states to use illegally obtained evidence undermined the entire system of constitutional restraints, since the right to privacy would be an empty promise without an eff
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