Third-party consent can be given if the third party does not possess common authority over the area to be searched and the non-consenting party is present.

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Third-party consent generally requires that the third party has common authority over the area to be searched. If the non-consenting party is present and objects, their objection typically overrides the third party's consent.

Third-Party Consent Can Be Given If the Third Party Does