This ...

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... bears some thought:

Why is unreliable eyewitness identification any different from unreliable anything else?

— Associate Justice Antonin Scalia, at oral argument in Perry v. New Hampshire,

It seems that some of the justices are fine with unreliable evidence, since a defense attorney can point that out to the jury.

Never mind that some judges don't actually, ya know, follow the Supreme Court's dictates anyway.

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