A parent's ability to give consent to search the room of their child may not be valid if

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All of the above scenarios would make a parent's consent to search their child's room invalid. Once a child turns 18, they are considered an adult and have the right to privacy. If the child pays rent, their room is considered their own private space and a parent cannot give consent to search it. Additionally, if the child has asserted their right to deny access to their room, a parent cannot override that right by giving consent to search it.

A Parent's Ability to Give Consent to Search the Room