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Commonwealth v. Maloney

Citations

  • 506 N.E.2d 1147
  • 399 Mass. 785
  • 1987 Mass. LEXIS 1278

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  • holding that live-in boy friend of defendant’s sister could consent to police search because he “appeared to be a lawful occupant with authority to permit the police to enter,” while simultaneously recognizing actual authority of sister, who was also present, to consent
  • boyfriend appeared to be lawful occupant with authority to permit police to enter
  • crime of attempted murder requires proof of intent to kill
  • Police officers searching for the defendant after he was seen running from the scene of a fire lawfully entered the home of his sister, with her permission and that of her boyfriend, who appeared to be a lawful occupant of the premises, to arrest the defendant

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Judges: Abrams, Liacos, Nolan, O'Connor, Wilkins

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