Problem #3 Part 1: Under what circumstances might a search conducted without a warrant still be considered a legal search? Explain. Part 11. Briey EXPLAIN the exclusionary rule (and its purpose). When might illegally obtained evidence be admissible? (Identiz and explain two important exceptions to the exclusionary rule.) Part III: Discuss whether or not the evidence will be admissible at trial in each situation. Situation A: A warrantless exposing of the defendant's luggage to a narcotics detection dog in a public area of a municipal airport. After the dog signals that there is a problem, a subsequent search results in narcotics being discovered in the luggage. Situation B: A warrantless and unconsented placement of a hidden Video camera in bushes near the patio behind the defendant's house, and as a result, evidence of criminal activity was recorded on videotape