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State v. Dias

Citations

  • 470 P.2d 510
  • 52 Haw. 100
  • 1970 Haw. LEXIS 99

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  • holding that the defendants had a reasonable expectation of privacy in a passageway, located on private property, because the group met and socialized there
  • holding that the defendant had a reasonable expectation of privacy in the area where he and others socialized
  • “The short answer to the question of standing in this case is that the state cannot charge a person with possession and then deny that person his remedy at law to object to the search and seizure of that which the state says is his.”

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Judges: Kabutan, Richaedson, Mabumoto, Abe, Levinson, Ciecuit, Kobayashi

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