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State v. Johnson

Citations

  • 940 A.2d 1185
  • 193 N.J. 528
  • 2008 N.J. LEXIS 109

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that property found in a home with multiple residents was not abandoned when only one occupant disavowed ownership
  • holding that the defendant had standing to challenge search of a duffel bag that he had picked up with his hands within a home, but which he disclaimed owning when asked by police
  • noting that exigency will be found \when inaction due to the time needed to obtain a warrant will create a substantial likelihood that the police or members of the public will be exposed to physical danger or that evidence will be destroyed or removed from the scene\
  • explaining a reasonable-expectation-of- privacy analysis is not required to determine standing in criminal cases but is A-3326-21 17 applied \to determine whether a person has a substantive right of privacy in\ the place or an item seized

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Judges: Rabner, Long, Lavecchia, Albin, Wallace, Rivera-Soto, Hoens

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