United States v. Terrill A. Walker, Also Known as Bishop

How courts have described this case

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• requiring the defendant to “take affirmative acts to involve the minor in the commission of the offense”
• an authorized driver of a rental car can object to a search of the car “and its occupants.”
• “A defendant who seeks a hearing to suppress evidence has the burden to show that there are disputed issues of material fact.”
• \A person listed as an approved driver on a rental agreement has an objective expectation of privacy in the vehicle due to his possessory and property interest in the vehicle.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).