If a defendant wins a motion to suppress evidence on the basis that it was obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment . . . Group of answer choices the case is automatically dismissed all of the the evidence, whether legally or illegally obtained, is rendered inadmissible at trial the illegally obtained evidence (and any evidence that was obtained as a result of it), is kept out of the trial the government agents that acted improperly are automatically held in contempt of court there is no effect on the prosecution's case in chief the defendant is entitled to monetary damages