Criminal law -- Search and seizure -- Expectation of privacy -- Vehicle parked within curtilage of mother's home, with drugs in plain view from outside vehicle. Whether defendant had standing to challenge search of vehicle depended upon his status at his mother's house. If on remand trial court concludes that defendant had standing to challenge search and seizure, defendant likewise had expectation of privacy in car located within curtilage of house, and officers were obligated to obtain a warrant prior to searching and seizing the vehicle and the contraband therein. Remand for new suppression hearing, at which standing is to be addressed.