United States v. Ronald Miller Speights

How courts have described this case

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• finding that police officer had subjective expectation of privacy in locker at police headquarters that was secured with a personal lock but lacked objectively reasonable expectation of privacy
• finding reasonable expectation of privacy in secured locker at place of employment
• policemen had reasonable expectation of privacy in private locker in police station
• police officer's locker secured by personal lock protected by fourth amendment
• search of police officer’s locker for sawed-off shotgun held unconstitutional
• police officer’s locker secured by personal lock protected by fourth amendment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).