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Search, Seizure, and Section 7: Standing from <em>Salvucci</em> to <em>Simpson</em>
This article traces the evolution of automatic standing from Jones v. United States to United States v. Salvucci and discusses the approach that has replaced the Jones rule in the Supreme Court. It then discusses the Washington Supreme Court’s continued adherence to the automatic standing rule, de
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