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State v. Parrish

Citations

  • 691 S.E.2d 888
  • 302 Ga. App. 838
  • 2010 Fulton County D. Rep. 965
  • 2010 Ga. App. LEXIS 248

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  • “A warrantless search based upon the consent of a third party will be deemed valid when, at the time of entry, police reasonably believe that the third party possesses common authority over the area to be searched.”
  • “A warrantless search based upon the consent of a third party will be deemed valid when, at the time of entry, police reasonably believe that the third party possesses common authority over the area to be searched.”
  • “A warrantless search based upon the consent of a third party will be deemed valid when, at the time of entry, police reasonably believe that the third party possesses common authority over the area to be searched.”
  • defendant's wife did not have authority to consent to search of gun cabinet where evidence known to police established that wife did not have joint access or control over the gun cabinet; defendant locked the gun cabinet and maintained possession of the only key

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Judges: Bernes, Smith, Phipps

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