The record indisputably reveals that the purse was located on the passenger seat whereat appellant sat before the stop, that she never journeyed from the vicinity of the truck (and, therefore, her purse) once she stepped from it, that she claimed the purse as hers, and that she never gave her consent to its search; appellant had a legitimate expectation of privacy in her purse that society has deemed reasonable.
November 01, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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