Transcontinental Insurance Co. v. J.L. Manta, Inc.

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• stating categorically that \[clonsent may not reasonably be implied from a passenger's silence or failure to object where the officer did not expressly or impliedly ask the passenger for consent to search\
• in suppressing evidence obtained during a search of a passenger's purse, the court found it significant that the passenger's purse was on the floor in the back seat where the passenger was sitting

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