United States v. Jaime Gomez

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• proof of standing is an essential element of any motion to suppress and, thus 1
• failure to present evidence of standing by the date required by Rule 12(b)(3) was defendant’s failure, not the Government’s — defendant had the burden of establishing standing
• the defendants must bear the loss of any failure to present timely standing submissions where they have been afforded ample opportunity to prepare and present their Fourth Amendment claims
• “Thus, there was no evidence that appellant had possession or control of the premises. Nor did [he] provide evidence of his ability to exclude others from use of the property.”
• Rule 12 implements an \important social policy\; waiver results absent compliance

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