Nebraska Court of Appeals· 4/13/1993

State v. Caniglia

Citations

510 N.W.2d 372
1 Neb. Ct. App. 730
1993 Neb. App. LEXIS 209

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holding a driver’s consent to the search of a vehicle did not extend to a passenger’s makeup purse found in the vehicle
holding a driver’s consent to the search of a vehicle did not extend to a passenger’s makeup purse found in the vehicle
suppressing evidence obtained during the search of a passenger's make-up purse when the purse was found under the seat in which the passenger was sitting
“While Officer Farrow sought the driver’s consent and proceeded to search the van, Officer Muller questioned Caniglia.”
“While Officer Farrow sought the driver’s consent and proceeded to search the van, Officer Muller questioned Caniglia.”
male driver’s consent to search of vehicle did not extend to female passenger's make-up purse as make-up purse was not item that officers could have reasonably believed belonged to male driver

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Judges: Connolly, Miller-Lerman, Wright

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