1. Acting on a tip, two inspectors from the Environmental Protection Agency took samples of the wastewater discharged from a paper mill by accessing sewer pipes through a manhole located on the edge of company property 300 feet from where the water dumped into the public sewer system. The mill and its owner were indicted on criminal environmental law charges based, in part, on the test results from those samples. Are the test results admissable at trial?

2. Dave has been arrested in connection with a recent string of burglaries. While he was in custody, he was shown falsified laboratory results that connected him with the crimes. Based on the false evidence, Dave confessed to the crimes during interrogation. Dave was then given his Miranda warnings and booked. What constitutional rights may Dave assert to prevent his confession being used against him at trial? Does the state have any defenses available? Discuss fully.

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