Standing

Question 1

What is standing?

Answer 1

A right to sue. In order to have standing, you, personally, must have a reasonable expectation of privacy in the place that was searched

Question 2

What is the essence of a 4th amendment violation?

Answer 2

Katz - an intrusion into a sphere where one enjoys a reasonable expectation of privacy recognized by society

Question 3

Alderman Rule

Answer 3

suppression avaible only by those whose rights were violated by the search itself, not those who are aggrieved by the introduction of damaging evidence

Question 4

Rakas

Answer 4

F - police stop car thinging it was getaway car. Rakas is passenger and neither owns or leases the car. He has no REP.
Rep does not speak to ownership; is more of a social norm

Question 5

Rawlings

Answer 5

Guy stashed drugs in girlfriends purse as cops approached.

Has no standing b/c has no REP in purse. no claim to ownership

Question 6

Brendlin

Answer 6

Auto stopped for no reason to check registration. Officer recognized passenger as parole violater. Searched and found meth in car.
When officer makes traffic stop he “seizes” a passenger as well as the driver, thus passenger has standing

Question 7

Olson

Answer 7

overnight guest in house of another has reasonable expectation of privacy in the home that society is prepared to recognize as reasonable to areas which are accessible to him

Question 8

Carter

Answer 8

using apt for few hours for packing coke. No standing b/c not overnight guests, brevity of visit, commercial transaction, no intimate relationship with owner