Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 10/16/1974

Commonwealth v. Strickland

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457 Pa. 631
326 A.2d 379
1974 Pa. LEXIS 879

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applying Bumper and holding that the defendant could challenge admission into evidence of a letter that was found in a room other than the one he slept in five nights a week
finding defendant's absence due to arrest and incarceration is not \a sufficient basis upon which to conclude that the accused has abandoned any reasonable expectation of privacy in his home\
finding defendant's absence due to arrest and incarceration is not 'a sufficient basis upon which to conclude that the accused has abandoned any reasonable expectation of privacy in his home'
finding defendant's absence due to arrest and incarceration is not \a sufficient basis upon which to conclude that the accused has abandoned any reasonable expectation of privacy in his home\
applying Bumper and holding that the defen- dant could challenge admission into evidence of a letter that was found in a room other than the one he slept in five nights a week

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Judges: Jones, Eagen, O'Brien, Roberts, Pomeroy, Nix, Manderino

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