Wyoming police were told that Barekman was selling large quantities of marijuana from his residence. The police went to Barekman's residence and took a bag of trash out of a trash can in front of the residence. In the trash bag they found marijuana residue and packaging. Obtaining a warrant, they searched the residence and found all kinds of drugs. Barekman was convicted. He appealed, contesting that the taking of his trash was an improper search and seizure that violated his expectation of privacy under the Fourth Amendment. Do you think he had a right to privacy? [Barekman v. State, 200 P.3d 802 Sup. Ct., Wyo. (2009)]