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"That's not what this means. You can't claim fourth amendment protection on someone else's property" Ok, so if you rent a car for 3yrs, then they can search it
by debian3 12y ago
"That's not what this means. You can't claim fourth amendment protection on someone else's property"
Ok, so if you rent a car for 3yrs, then they can search it without your consent because technically you don't own it?
- anigbrowl 12y agoNo. While the car is legally in your possession and you leave it closed, you have an expectation of privacy even though you don't own the vehicle title outright.