United States v. Roberto Segura-Baltazar

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• finding no reasonable expectation of privacy in trash containers left next to garage where they were “plainly visible and accessible from the street”
• “Even though the trash was located on Segura-Baltazar’s property, near his garage, there was no reasonable expectation of privacy because the trash was sufficiently exposed to the public.”
• “Even though the trash was located on Segura-Baltazar’s property, near his garage, there was no reasonable expectation of privacy because the trash was sufficiently exposed to the public.”
• “Even though the trash was located on Segura-Baltazar’s property, near his garage, there was no reasonable expectation of privacy because the trash was sufficiently exposed to the public.”
• “Even though the trash was located on Segura-Baltazar’s property, near his garage, there was no reasonable expectation of privacy because the trash was sufficiently exposed to the public.”
• in determining the reasonableness of an expectation of privacy in garbage placed outside a residence, but on private property, courts must consider the extent to which the garbage is exposed to the public

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).