Final answer:
The good faith exception and inevitable discovery are exceptions to the exclusionary rule that allow evidence to be used in court even if obtained incorrectly.
Explanation:
The exception to the exclusionary rule known as the good faith exception allows evidence obtained without following legal procedures to be used in court if police believed they were acting lawfully. Another exception, the inevitable discovery, permits evidence to be used if it would have been found legally anyway. These exceptions serve to prevent the exclusionary rule's broad application.
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