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People v. Juarez

Citations

  • 770 P.2d 1286
  • 13 Brief Times Rptr. 451
  • 1989 Colo. LEXIS 171
  • 1989 WL 35712

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  • explaining that standing exists only when the person challenging the legality of a search or seizure was the “victim” of that search or seizure
  • explaining that standing exists only when the person challenging the legality of a search or seizure was the \victim\ of that search or seizure
  • “Whether an asserted expectation of privacy is ‘legitimate’ depends on objective factors, not on the individual’s subjective expectations.”

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Judges: Erickson, Kirshbaum, Lohr, Vollack

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