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Can a tenant allow entry where the co-tenant fails to expressly consent, but does not object?
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  • March 06, 2025

Can a tenant allow entry where the co-tenant fails to expressly consent, but does not object?

Legal Concepts and Case Law

  1. Consensual entry into a residence
  2. Probable cause to arrest
  3. Searches incident to arrest
  4. Consensual search of a residence
  5. Search warrants for a residence
  6. Warrantless opening of a cellphone upon its impoundment

United States v. Lowe

Court Case Name
United States v. Lowe (District of Nevada; Sep. 20, 2024) 2014 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 145457 (District of Nevada; Oct. 10, 2014) 2014 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 145458
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