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Jacobs v. State

Citations

  • 733 So. 2d 552
  • 1999 WL 228568

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  • \The scope of consent to search is generally limited to what a reasonable person would have understood to be the object of the search during the exchange between that person and the police.\
  • “The scope of consent to search is generally limited to what a reasonable person would have understood to be the object of the search during the exchange between that person and the police.”

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Judges: Parker

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