Massachusetts Appeals Court· 5/16/2007

Commonwealth v. Cabral

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69 Mass. App. Ct. 68
866 N.E.2d 429
2007 Mass. App. LEXIS 540

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holding a defendant did not maintain an expectation of privacy in spit he expectorated on a public sidewalk, or the DNA retrieved from his saliva; objectively, society would not recognize his expectation of privacy in his spittle as reasonable
holding a defendant did not maintain an expectation of privacy in spit he expectorated on a public sidewalk, or the DNA retrieved from his saliva; objectively, society would not recognize his expectation of privacy in his spittle as reasonable
holding a defendant did not maintain an expectation of privacy in spit he left on a public sidewalk, or the DNA retrieved from his saliva; objectively, society would not recognize his expectation of privacy in his spittle as -32- Case No. 8-20-67 reasonable

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