United States v. Eugene Haywood

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• finding that an unlicensed and unauthorized driver did not have an objective expectation of privacy that society recognizes as legitimate and reasonable
• affirming based on “larger quantities,” transaction No. 21-3221 47 frequency, and standardized transactions, and discussing fac- tors
• affirming based on “larger quantities,” transaction No. 21-3221 47 frequency, and standardized transactions, and discussing fac- tors
• affirming based on “larger quantities,” transaction No. 21-3221 47 frequency, and standardized transactions, and discussing fac- tors
• declining to resolve circuit split over whether unauthorized driver had reasonable expectation of privacy in rental car, because unauthorized driver also had suspended license and the combination resulted in no reasonable expectation of privacy
• declining to resolve circuit split over whether unauthorized driver had reasonable expectation of privacy in rental car, because unauthorized driver also had suspended license and the combination resulted in no reasonable expectation of privacy

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