People v. KEITH M.

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• housekeeper did not have common authority over residence simply because she possessed a key
• housekeeper did not have common authority over residence simply because she possessed a key
• daytime babysitter and housekeeper lacked common authority where she had key to defendant’s house but did not reside there, did not use house for her own personal satisfaction but performed duties at the pleasure of the owner
• daytime babysitter and housekeeper lacked common authority where she had key to defendant's house but did not reside there, did not use house for her own personal satisfaction but performed duties at the pleasure of the owner

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