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State v. Randolph

Citations

  • 604 S.E.2d 835
  • 278 Ga. 614
  • 2004 Fulton County D. Rep. 3586
  • 2004 Ga. LEXIS 991

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  • Fourth Amendment prohibits the warrantless entry of a person’s home to make an arrest or search for specific objects
  • “[w]hile one co-inhabitant may have assumed the risk that a second co-inhabitant will consent to a search of common areas in the absence of the first co-inhabitant . . . the risk assumed by joint occupancy goes no further” [citation omitted]
  • \[w]hile one co-inhabitant may have assumed the risk that a second co-inhabitant will consent to a search of common areas in the absence of the first co-inhabitant . . . the risk assumed by joint occupancy goes no further\ [citation omitted]
  • agreeing with reasoning by Washington Supreme Court in Leach

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Judges: Benham, Hunstein, Carley, Hines

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