Justice Thomas delivered the opinion of the Court. This ease presents the question whether the exclusionary-rule, which generally prohibits the introduction at criminal trial of evidence obtained in violation of a defendant’s Fourth Amendment rights, applies in parole revocation hearings. We hold that it does not. I Respondent Keith M. Scott pleaded nolo contendere </em…
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