The issue in this case is whether the defendant parted with his jacket under circumstances which showed that he no longer retained any justified expectation of privacy in it which could have been invaded by a search of the jacket.
O'Shaughnessy, at a police officer's insistence, accompanied the officer to a house in the neighborhood where the defendant had been stopped by the officer.
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