Criminal Law - Suppression of Evidence - The Owner of Leased Property Does Not Have Standing to Object to the Use of Evidence Obtained as a Result of an Illegal Search of the Leased Property Nor Is He Exempt from Establishing Standing Unless the Offense Charged Is Unlawful Possession of the Goods Seized

Authors

Martin Lillig

Recommended Citation

Martin Lillig, Criminal Law - Suppression of Evidence - The Owner of Leased Property Does Not Have Standing to Object to the Use of Evidence Obtained as a Result of an Illegal Search of the Leased Property Nor Is He Exempt from Establishing Standing Unless the Offense Charged Is Unlawful Possession of the Goods Seized, 42 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 200 (1965).
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