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Task: Consent Search-Contradictory Co-Occupants
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Georgia v. Randolph, 547 U.S. 103 (2006).
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In seeking consent from a person to enter a home to conduct a

search, law enforcement may not enter if a co-occupant of equal

authority is present and objecting to the law enforcement entry, even
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though the other co-occupant is consenting to the entry.

Note: If the police have probable cause, they may freeze the scene
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and get a search warrant or where exigent circumstances (and

probable cause) exist, may enter under the exigent entry exception

to the warrant requirement.
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