In Georgia v.Randolph (2006), the Supreme Court said, "If any party who is present and has authority to object to the search does object to the search, the police may not conduct the search on the authority of that party who gave consent."

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This statement accurately represents the Supreme Court's ruling in Georgia v. Randolph, which established that if a co-occupant of a residence objects to a search, the police may not rely on the consent of another co-occupant to conduct the search.

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