Searches of places belonging to third parties are permissible as long as reasonable suspicion exists to believe that evidence of someone's guilt or other items subject to seizure will be found.

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Searches of places belonging to third parties typically require a warrant based on probable cause, not just reasonable suspicion, to be permissible under the Fourth Amendment.

Searches of Places Belonging to Third Parties Are Permissible as Long