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Which of the following is an argument against the exclusionary rule?
 
  a. It demonstrates our commitment to the rule of law.
  b. It makes society pay for an officer's mistakes.
  c. It is involved in only a very small percentage of cases.
  d. It preserves the integrity of the judiciary.
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