United States v. Mark Alan Kaylor, United States of America v. Mark Alan Kaylor

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• \Steagald addressed only the right of a third party not named in the arrest warrant to the privacy of his or her home. This right is personal to the homeowner and cannot be asserted vicariously by the person named in the arrest warrant.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).