how did judge Guido Calabresi handle the exclusionary rule?

Answer 1

What's the name of the case? Is it in the 2nd Circuit? Tell us something we can review. Judge Calabresi has probably "handled" the exclusionary rule many times.

Answer 2

Guido Calabresi, in his article in the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy puts forth the theory that the exclusionary rule hinders privacy, because in close cases, where, by ruling the search or seizure illegal the clearly guilty defendent will go free, the judge will almost always rule that the seizer was not illegal, thereby setting a precedent so that privacy will later be infringed upon.

Answer 3

You keep asking this question, and you keep not providing any link to the holding or to any scholarly article discussing it.

Which leads one to conclude that it is a homework assignment, and nobody is giving you the answers you want.

But you are missing the point of the assignment, which is to read the holding and do the analysis yourself.