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0 tracked cards Remedial Law, Legal and Judicial Ethics, with Practical Exercises

An accused entered a plea without preserving an arrest-related personal-jurisdiction objection, but properly challenges seized evidence on constitutional search grounds. The prosecution says waiver of the arrest objection necessarily defeats suppression. Is that correct?

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No; every challenged item is automatically excluded without inquiry. Yes, all evidence becomes conclusive after plea. No; Patotoy distinguishes personal-jurisdiction waiver from inadmissibility, so the separate search objection must be assessed under its applicable requirements. Yes, arraignment validates every search.

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