Minnesota v. Olson, No. 88-1916 (U.S. Supreme Court) (495 U.S. 91; 110 S.Ct. 1864) (April 18, 1990) (Justice White)
In this case, the Court held that overnight guests in the homes of third persons can have a reasonable expectation of privacy in those premises and this could challenge officers' warrantless entry into the home to arrest him. (Id., at 98). The Court recognized that "[s]taying overnight in another's home ...
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