ROBERT A. SCHWEICKERT, JR. v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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• holding that frequent guest who kept personal belongings at residence had reasonable expectation of privacy in that residence
• concluding that the defendant had reasonable expectation of privacy in his friend’s home in light of circumstances that included the friend’s permission for him to spend the night in his absence
• holding a defendant had a reasonable expectation of privacy in a friend’s home despite his use of the house “to complete an illegal sale of cocaine”
• noting that once the undercover agent established probable cause to arrest the suspects, he could have arrested them if he had chosen to do so, but was entitled to rely upon back-up officers to assist him
• noting that once the undercover agent established probable cause to arrest the suspects, he could have arrested them if he had chosen to do so, but was entitled to rely upon back-up officers to assist him
• noting that once the undercover agent established probable cause to arrest the suspects, he could have arrested them if he had chosen to do so, but was entitled to rely upon back-up officers to assist him

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).