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If the owner of a vehicle consents to the placement of a GPS device on her vehicle, does another person who regularly operates that vehicle have standing to complain that the installation of that device constitutes a violation of his 4th amendment right and therefore an illegal search? | ||
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I'd say no. You share property with someone else, you run the risk that they're going to give consent to the police. I think unless you have a Georgia v Randolph situation of the other person present and actively saying "no, don't do this," you're fine. | |||
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