Nebraska Supreme Court· 3/29/1996

State v. Conklin

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545 N.W.2d 101
249 Neb. 727
1996 Neb. LEXIS 62

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holding that defendant did not have standing to challenge search that occurred while he was in neighbor’s apartment where he was only an occasional guest at the apartment, possessed no interest in the property and had no freedom to exclude anyone from the premises
holding that defendant did not have standing to challenge search that occurred while he was in neighbor's apartment where he was only an occasional guest at the apartment, possessed no interest in the property and had no freedom to exclude anyone from the premises
holding that there was sufficient evidence to convict defendant of carrying concealed weapon notwithstanding defendant’s claim that he had just left work and that knife found in his pocket was used to open packages of meat at his place of employment
occasional guest who had no ability to exclude others from the premises had no reasonable expectation of privacy

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Judges: Caporale, Connolly, Fahrnbruch, Gerrard, Lanphier, White, Wright

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