flagrancy

Each of these exceptions to the exclusionary rule contains a “flagrancy” factor, in which the reviewing court measures the gravity and culpability of the police constitutional violation against the practical consequence of excluding evidence in a criminal case.

Hypocrisy in a primary debate is nothing new, but its flagrancy has reached a calamitous level.

But the flagrancy here is remarkable, even by Washington standards.

So far this year, more than 50 prison guard staffers have been detained for “flagrancy,” the official said, many accused of helping criminal groups smuggle in items.

In recent years, she says, she’s been hired to evaluate cases that have stunned her with their flagrancy.