Indiana Supreme Court· 12/13/1996

Peterson v. State

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674 N.E.2d 528
1996 Ind. LEXIS 167
1996 WL 715434

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holding that defendant lacked standing under Article 1, Section 11 of the Indiana Constitution to challenge search of bedroom in his mother’s apartment in which defendant previously but no longer resided
mitigating weight warranted by a difficult childhood is in the low range
observing in part that the apartment was leased to the defendant's mother and sister, the mother paid the rent, and mother had the sole determination as to whether or not he could reside at the apartment, and concluding that the defendant lacked standing to challenge the search
while the Fourth Amendment protects legitimate expectations of privacy only in premises searched, Section Eleven also protects expectations of privacy in property seized
two murders; also (b)(7) (defendant convicted of another murder (two)) aggravator; death sentence affirmed
\The burden is on the defendant challenging the constitutional validity of a search to demonstrate that he had a legitimate expectation in the premises searched.\

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Judges: Dickson, Shepard, Selby, Boehm, Sullivan

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