Supreme Court of Minnesota· 4/17/2003

State v. Licari

Citations

659 N.W.2d 243
2003 Minn. LEXIS 203
2003 WL 1893268

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stating that “searches based on honest, reasonable mistakes of fact are unobjectionable under the Fourth Amendment”
explaining that a defendant must first establish a legitimate expectation of privacy in a storage unit before contesting its search
explaining that a defendant must first establish a legitimate expectation of privacy in a storage unit before contesting its search
accepting that current co-occupant may give valid consent but concluding that landlord does not enjoy mutual use necessary to give valid consent
remanding to determine if physical evidence would have been inevitably discovered on defendant
remanding to determine if physical evidence would have been inevitably discovered on defendant

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Judges: Hanson, Meyer, Gilbert

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