People v. Brown
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Judge CONNELLY.
Defendant, Christopher A. Brown, was convicted after a jury trial of illegally possessing drugs and drug paraphernalia while in possession of a deadly weapon. Defendant's most significant appellate challenge is to the search of the trailer residence of his parolee brother. We hold that defendant-who himself was on the run from authorities and who knew he lacked the requisite permission to live with his parolee brother-had no reasonable expectation of privacy in this trailer. Accordingly, we reject defendant's Fourth Amendment challenge to the search and (after…
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