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State v. Hernandez

Citations

  • 718 So. 2d 833
  • 1998 WL 438763

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  • holding that appellant “lacked standing to challenge the validity of the search of this car or of its contents where he disclaimed any ownership or possessory interest therein”
  • recognizing general rule that passenger of vehicle lacks standing to contest search of vehicle except where passenger establishes legitimate expectation of privacy in area searched by demonstrating ownership interest or other lawful proprietary interest in area
  • “[U]nder Whren, the test is whether an officer could have stopped the vehicle for a traffic infraction.”
  • passenger who was lawfully stopped lacked standing to challenge the subsequent search of the vehicle where he asserted no ownership or possessory interest in the car or its contents

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Judges: Gersten, Green and Shevin

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