United States v. Khayree Harrison

How courts have described this case

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• holding that whether real property is abandoned “must be made from an objective viewpoint” by examining the “totality of the facts and circumstances”
• “In most cases, disclaiming ownership or physically relinquishing the property is sufficient to establish abandonment.”
• “In most cases, disclaiming ownership or physically relinquishing the property is sufficient to establish abandonment.”
• “In most cases, disclaiming ownership or physically relinquishing the property is sufficient to establish abandonment.”
• “A warrantless search of property is permissible under the Fourth Amendment where the owner has abandoned his reasonable expectation of privacy in that property.”
• requiring “clear and unequivocal” evidence of intent to abandon

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).