Consequences of a Violation of Exclusionary Rules in China

Given the contrast between the actual needs of the above remedies and their absence in legislation, it is necessary to examine whether it is possible or not and if so, how, to fill in this gap by means of further reforms. This paper will start with the ineffectiveness of exclusionary rules in China’s actual implementation. It will next proceed with Chinese exclusionary rules’ deviation from international human rights standards. Further, it will conclude with how to make such rules effective and bring them in line with international standards as China’s international duty. Thus, a series of new institutional arrangements are very needed in future reforms in order to secure the good use of, and better remedies of a violation of, exclusionary rules in China.