Whether a passenger in a borrowed, lawfully parked vehicle retains a Fourth Amendment expectation of privacy when making truthful statements to law enforcement

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Whether an individual sitting in the passenger seat of a borrowed and lawfully parked vehicle, which is being used with the standing permission of its owner, the passenger’s romantic partner, has a subjective expectation of privacy under the Fourth Amendment. 2. Whether such an individual relinquishes any expectation of privacy, and thus his Fourth Amendment rights, by making truthful statements to officers about the car’s ownership, whether he was driving, and whether he has a license. (D