Haggerty v. Thornton

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• hope that something will not be discovered is not a reasonable expectation of privacy
• “If the appellant does not own or rent the premises searched, . . . he may establish standing by demonstrating an unrestricted right of occupancy or custody and control of the premises as distinguished from occasional presence.” (internal quotation marks omitted)

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