United States v. Osvaldo Ramon Pino (87-6129), Silverio Juan Llera (87-6130), Defendants

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• holding that a passenger in a rental car who was not listed on the rental agreement as an approved driver did not have the possessory interest in the car necessary to create a protected Fourth Amendment right and therefore could not challenge the search of the vehicle
• finding no Fourth Amendment violation where driver subject to traffic stop was ordered to move his vehicle from the side of the interstate to an interstate underpass for safety reasons
• stop occurred on freeway off-ramp; proper to take suspect to area underneath overpass in order to get out of rain and promote safety of passing vehicles
• detainee moved under overpass to get out of rain
• no privacy interest for a passenger in a rental car
• rear section of mid-sized station wagon

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