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· 6/30/1952

Mothershead v. Ponder

Citations

  • 220 Ark. 816
  • 250 S.W.2d 121
  • 1952 Ark. LEXIS 800

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  • where defendant was neither an overnight guest nor a frequent social visitor in the room, he had no reasonable expectation of privacy
  • “The burden is on the defendant to show that he has standing to contest the alleged violation, i.e., that he has a legitimate expectation of privacy in the premises searched.”

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