JUSTICE ALBIN delivered the opinion of the Court.
Under our well-established state constitutional jurisprudence, an accused generally has standing to challenge a search or seizure whenever "he has a proprietary, possessory or participatory interest in either the place searched or the property seized." State v. Alston,
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