Oregon Supreme Court· 5/24/1983
State v. Carsey
Citations
- 664 P.2d 1085
- 295 Or. 32
- 1983 Ore. LEXIS 1237
How courts have described this case
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- grandparent had no authority to permit search where adult grandchild enjoyed a scrupulously observed privacy interest in rented room at grandparents' home
- joint occupants assume the risk that one occupant might permit common area to be searched
- consent search invalid where the defendant had not assumed the risk that his grandmother would consent to the search of his room
- in determining validity of consent, relationship between grandmother and grandson treated as that of parent and child
- “A par- ent has manifold duties toward his or her minor children, duties which give rise to correlative rights of control over the child.”
- “The good faith of the searching officers * * * is irrelevant.”
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Judges: Lent, Peterson, Campbell, Roberts, Carson, Jones
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