The consent once removed doctrine means that a resident who revokes consent to be searched may evict the police, and any evidence they obtained cannot be used against the resident.

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The "consent once removed" doctrine actually refers to a situation where an undercover officer or informant is invited into a home by someone with authority, and then, based on what is observed, calls for additional officers to enter the premises without a warrant. It does not relate to revoking consent for a search.

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