A prospective client named Adzur Kricton contacts you to discuss being recently charged with possession of stolen merchandise. He continues to tell you that while he was at work on Tuesday, his mother was at his house to do spring cleaning. While she was cleaning, the police came to the door and asked her if they could come in and search the house. Thinking her son has nothing to hide, she invites the police officers in and authorizes them to search the house. The police find a closet full of stolen merchandise. Can this allegedly stolen merchandise that was obtained by the search be used against Adzur?

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In legal terms if the police conducted a search of Adzurs house with his mothers consent and found allegedly stolen merchandise that evidence can typically be used against him The fact that Adzur wasn... View the full answer