· 7/1/1988
United States v. German Espinosa Roman
Citations
- 849 F.2d 920
- 1988 U.S. App. LEXIS 9877
- 1988 WL 67016
How courts have described this case
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- holding that one who disclaims ownership of a suitcase has no legitimate expectation of privacy in that suitcase or its contents and therefore cannot challenge the search
- defendant who repeatedly disclaimed knowledge and ownership of suitcases checked at airport voluntarily abandoned luggage and thus lacked standing to complain of a search and seizure
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Judges: Brown, Higginbotham, King
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