Hawaii Supreme Court· 2/26/1969

State v. Matias

Citations

451 P.2d 257
51 Haw. 62
1969 Haw. LEXIS 82

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holding that an individual’s constitutional right to privacy cannot be waived by another unless he or she has authorized that other person to do so
holding that the defendant’s “constitutional right to privacy cannot be waived by another unless he has authorized another to do so”
holding that an individual’s constitutional right to privacy “cannot be waived by another” unless the individual has “authorized another to do so”
relying on Mancusi for the proposition that the defendant was not required to hold title to the place searched in order to challenge the search of the bedroom he had occupied as an overnight guest
wife’s consent to search house valid despite defendant-husband’s objection to the search

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Judges: Richardson, C.J., Marumoto, Abe and Levinson, Jj., and Circuit Judge Wong Assigned by Reason of Vacancy

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