The per se exclusionary rule
A)allows hypnotically-assisted testimony in all relevant cases.
B)prohibits hypnotically-assisted testimony by prosecution witnesses.
C)prohibits hypnotically-assisted testimony by defense witnesses.
D)prohibits hypnotically-assisted testimony in all cases.

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The per se exclusionary rule prohibits the use of hypnotically-assisted testimony in all cases, regardless of whether the witness is a prosecution or defense witness. This is because such testimony is considered unreliable and potentially influenced by suggestions from the hypnotist.

The Per Se Exclusionary Rule