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Ellis v. State

Citations

  • 353 S.E.2d 19
  • 256 Ga. 751

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  • determining that defendant had no standing to challenge, under Georgia statutory law, the electronic surveillance of the telephone of his co-defendant, explaining that “[w]hen the voice of an individual is not heard and the tap is not on his premises, he has no standing”
  • determining that defendant had no standing to challenge, under Georgia statutory law, the electronic surveillance of the telephone of his co- defendant, explaining that “[w]hen the voice of an individual is not heard and the tap is not on his premises, he has no standing”
  • thirty years in jail with no parole for bringing into the state more than 200 grams of cocaine.
  • applied Fourth Amendment search principles to determine whether defendant had standing to challenge the electronic surveillance of a co-defendant's telephone
  • applied Fourth Amendment search principles to determine whether defendant had standing to challenge the electronic surveillance of a co-defendant’s telephone
  • “When the voice of an individual is not heard and the tap is not on his premises, he has no standing”

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Judges: Clarke, Marshall, Gregory

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