
Last week, the United States Supreme Court decided
Fernandez v. California, upholding the search of a co-occupied apartment upon the consent of just one of the residents. The case offers a refinement on an earlier decision that had invalidated a search to which one occupant consented while the second occupant simultaneously objected. The Court there concluded that “no” trumps “yes” when co-occupants disagree about consent.
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