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The court denied the accused standing to challenge a search warrant due to a lack of reasonable expectation of privacy in the premises.
The accused, Hamza Jama and Felix Ajayi, brought a motion for standing to challenge a CDSA search warrant.
The court considered whether they had a reasonable expectation of territorial privacy in the searched apartments, applying the factors from R. v. Edwards.
The court denied standing to both accused, finding no sufficient evidence of territorial privacy for Jama in Apartment #6, and for Ajayi in Apartment #15, especially given the allegation of home invasion.
