Defendant, as the owner of a residence, will have standing to object to any unlawful search and seizure on his residence even when he is not present at the time of the search.

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A defendant has standing to challenge a search of their residence because they have a reasonable expectation of privacy in their home, regardless of their presence during the search.

Defendant, as the Owner of a Residence, Will Have Standing