To Have Standing to Contest the Search of a Place

question 54

Multiple Choice

To have standing to contest the search of a place under the Fourth Amendment, the defendant must have had a/n

• A)right to be on the premises.
• B)invitation from the owner to be on the premises.
• C)a reasonable expectation of privacy in the place searched.
• D)a possessory right to the items seized during the search.

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