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Whiting v. State

Citations

  • 885 A.2d 785
  • 389 Md. 334
  • 2005 Md. LEXIS 643

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • finding that squatter who “neither lawfully owned, leased, controlled, occupied, nor rightfully possessed” searched premises lacked standing to challenge search.
  • “Although we extend great deference to the hearing judge’s findings of fact, we review independently the application of the law to those facts”
  • squatter had subjective expectation of privacy in city-owned house where he had lock on door of room in which he stayed, but expectation not objectively reasonable and thus he lacked standing to challenge searches
  • police traced calls using subpoenaed records of victim’s cell phone
  • squatter in a vacant house

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Judges: Battaglia

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