holding that a defendant did not have any expectation of privacy in his discarded cigarette butts seized from an interrogation room, as well as the DNA results obtained therefrom
Summary of this case from Williamson v. StateSeptember 22, 2004.
Crimes — Unlawful Search and Seizure — Standing — Defendant lacked standing to challenge seizure of cigarette butts discarded by defendant in police interview room, Crimes — Identification of Defendant.
holding that a defendant did not have any expectation of privacy in his discarded cigarette butts seized from an interrogation room, as well as the DNA results obtained therefrom
Summary of this case from Williamson v. StateFull title:People v. Ayler (Anthony)
Court:Supreme Court of the State of New York, Kings County
Date published: Sep 22, 2004
In this context, the Court considers all of defendant's arguments for exclusion herein. In order to invoke…
Williamson v. Stateor soda can that he left in an interrogation room and were subsequently tested for his DNA); Commonwealth v.…