Скачать или смотреть Judges Don’t Just Look at Evidence — They Look at HOW It Was Taken. ⚖️🔥

Most people think a criminal case is all about what the police found.
But in reality, judges care just as much — sometimes more — about HOW the evidence was obtained.

This short breaks down the key factors judges analyze when deciding whether to suppress evidence:

• Did officers actually have reasonable suspicion or probable cause?
• Was your consent voluntary, or were you pressured?
• Were your Miranda rights properly given before questioning?
• Did officers follow lawful procedures during the stop, search, or interrogation?

Because here’s the truth:
Evidence can be thrown out if the process was unconstitutional — even if the evidence seems damaging.

At RP Defense Law, we’ve suppressed evidence from illegal stops, searches, and interrogations — including entire cases built on a single backpack, phone, or vehicle search.

💬 Comment Question:
Do you think MOST police searches are lawful — or do people simply not know their rights?

If evidence was taken from you, your car, or your phone — don’t assume it’s admissible.
We challenge unlawful searches the right way.
📞 Contact RP Defense Law for a consultation.

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