Court of Appeals of Iowa· 4/28/2000

State v. Grant

Citations

614 N.W.2d 848
2000 Iowa App. LEXIS 6
2000 WL 504538

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finding that a district court ruling entered after an appeal was filed may not be considered on appeal
requiring further inquiry where couple found sleeping naked in bedroom of third party’s residence and police could not tell relationship between parties or what belonged to whom
providing the Fourth Amendment “secures the right of the people to be free from unreasonable government searches,” and one’s expectation of privacy protected by the Fourth Amendment “is applicable only to the unwarranted actions of government actors”
“The appropriate remedy for such 18 violation is suppression of all evidence directly or indirectly gathered through the search.”
homeowner’s consent to search house did not allow police to search defendant’s zipped jacket pocket when defendant was guest and jacket in room where defendant was staying
guest in a private home retained a privacy interest in her jacket, and the homeowner did not have authority to consent to search of the jacket

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Judges: Streit, Mahan

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