United States v. John Douglas

How courts have described this case

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• holding that defendant must establish a legitimate expectation of privacy to challenge the search of a bag found on real property in which the defendant had no interest
• holding the defendant failed to demonstrate an objectively reasonable expectation of privacy over items found on his aunt and uncle’s property
• holding the defendant failed to demonstrate his expectation of privacy was reasonable, as he had not attempted to regulate access to the bag beyond generally demanding the officers leave his aunt and uncle’s property
• holding the defendant failed to demonstrate his expectation of privacy was reasonable, as he had not attempted to regulate access to the bag beyond generally demanding the officers leave his aunt and -23- uncle’s property
• “The first question is a question of fact, the second is a question of law.”

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