The inclusionary rule states that evidence seized and examined without a warrant or in violation of an individual's constitutional rights will often be inadmissible as evidence in court in a criminal case

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

False –This describes the exclusionary rule. An extension of the exclusionary rule is called fruit of the poisonous tree, a metaphorical expression to describe evidence that was initially acquired illegally, meaning that all evidence subsequently gathered at every point from that initial search is inadmissible in court.