VAUGHN, Judge.
The statement of facts by the assistant district attorney must be treated as a stipulation of facts. There is no evidence to weigh or credibility to consider. The only question before us, therefore, is the admissibility of the evidence on that statement of facts, even though all of those facts are not set out in the judge's order.
Evidence must be suppressed if its exclusion is required by the Constitution of the United States or the Constitution...
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