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Police unlawfully searched a car's locked glove compartment and found drugs. The defendant was a passenger in the car. He did not own the car, did not have permission to use the glove compartment, and claimed no ownership interest in anything inside it. He moves to suppress the drugs.
Which statement best describes the passenger's suppression argument?

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The passenger can suppress the evidence because Fourth Amendment rights are asserted vicariously for all occupants. The passenger can never challenge his own seizure during the traffic stop. The passenger can suppress the evidence only if he owned the drugs. The passenger usually cannot suppress the drugs unless he had a legitimate expectation of privacy in the car or the place searched.

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