This 2014 U.S.Supreme Court decision brought clarity to Georgia v.Randolph and consent searches.

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Fernandez v. California clarified the Georgia v. Randolph precedent, stating that one resident's objection to a search does not apply if the other resident consents, even if the objecting resident is present at the time. This decision brought clarity to the issue of consent searches and the rights of co-residents.