| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Based on that expectation of privacy, they argue the officers' warrantless entry into that part of their home, where the officers then smelled marijuana, was an illegal search under the Fourth Amendment, requiring suppression of the evidence gained thereafter.[??8] We are asked to decide whether the Kitchens had a reasonable expectation of privacy in the enclosed entryway to their home, affording
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