2021-09-132021-09-132013Arnold H. Loewy, The Exclusionary Rule as a Remedy, 46 Tex. Tech L. Rev. 369 (2013-2014)https://hdl.handle.net/2346/87830Argues that the Court was correct in concluding that the exclusionary rule is a remedy, rather than a right. The advocates that the Court has been incorrect in its parsimonious use of the exclusionary rule as a remedy in that the Court consistently undervalues the importance of the exclusionary rule and, at the same time, overrates the harm that the rule can do.engFourth Amendments violationsExclusionary ruleMapp v. OhioFourth Amendment as a device for protecting the innocentHudson v. MichiganWilson v. ArkansasRichards v. WisconsinExclusionary rule as a remedyArticle