Moses v. the State

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• homeowner did not lose reasonable expectation of privacy “by allowing persons such as household residents, family members of residents, or housecleaners access to the house”
• homeowner did not lose reasonable expectation of privacy “by allowing persons such as household residents, family members of residents, or housecleaners access to the house”
• homeowner did not lose reasonable expectation of privacy “by allowing persons such as household residents, family members of residents, or housecleaners access to the house”
• the defendant had an expectation of privacy in the house which he owned, where he received mail, and where he kept personal property including identification and personal papers

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).