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When a judge suppresses evidence, the judge excludes the evidence from trial. For example, if the police found incriminating evidence but obtained the evidence unconstitutionally, a defendant could move to suppress the evidence. If successful, the jury will not be allowed to learn about the evidence at trial.

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