Pinyan v. State

How courts have described this case

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• holding that joint occupant may provide valid consent only if other party is not present
• “It is well settled that the Fourth Amendment protection of the home extends to the cur-tilage of a residence.”
• a joint occupant or one sharing dominion and control over the premises, may provide consent only if the other party is not present
• \It is well settled that the Fourth Amendment protection of the home extends to the curtilage of a residence.\
• detached shed used as greenhouse was part of main house’s curtilage when it was within the same fence and was protected from outside observation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).