Coca-Cola Co. v. Whistle Co. of America

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that a \fre- quent visitor\ of neighbor's residence for purpose of visiting and assisting her elderly neighbor established an expectation of privacy in the residence that is \recognized and permitted by society\
• defendant was a frequent visitor who was present to run an errand for the occupant
• frequent visitor with close relationship to homeowner, whose relative was raised in home, and who formerly lived nearby, had reasonable expectation of privacy in home
• frequent visitor with close relationship to homeowner, whose relative was raised in home, and who formerly lived nearby, had reasonable expectation of privacy in home
• “The rule is designed to satisfy three purposes: (1) protecting the safety of occupants of a dwelling and the police by reducing violence; (2) preventing the destruction of property; and (3) protecting the privacy of occupants.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).