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Commonwealth v. Maldonado

Citations

  • 14 A.3d 907
  • 2011 Pa. Super. 29
  • 2011 Pa. Super. LEXIS 34
  • 2011 WL 489709

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  • holding defendant failed to satisfy his burden of establishing a reasonable expectation of privacy in vehicle, where vehicle was owned by his girlfriend and he did not put forth any evidence that his girlfriend gave him permission to drive her vehicle
  • finding defendant failed to establish expectation of privacy in girlfriend’s vehicle he was driving; although he lived with girlfriend, defendant presented no evidence he “had permission from [her] to drive the car”
  • finding defendant failed to establish expectation of privacy in girlfriend’s vehicle he was driving; although he lived with girlfriend, defendant presented no evidence he “had permission from [her] to drive the car”
  • defendant had no expectation of privacy in girlfriend’s car he was driving where he established he lived with girlfriend but presented no evidence he had permission from her to drive car
  • defendant failed to satisfy his burden of establishing a reasonable expectation of privacy in vehicle, where the vehicle was owned by his girlfriend and he did not put forth any evidence that his girlfriend gave him permission to drive her vehicle

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Judges: Ford Elliott, P.J., Gantman and Donohue

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