Commonwealth v. Minoske

How courts have described this case

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• bottom of accused's bedroom closet in room he occupied alone deemed normally accessible to him alone
• bottom of accused’s bedroom closet in room he occupied alone deemed normally accessible to him alone
• a petition to extend time was not deemed improper though appellant was said to be “unavailable”
• where contraband is found among defendant’s personal effects in his bedroom, a place normally accessible only to the defendant, jury can properly infer that he had both the power and intent to control the contraband and therefore had constructive possession of contraband

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).