United States v. George L. Goins

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• keeping clothing or personal belongings at a residence suggests authority to consent
• defendant's girl friend taking cooking pans and bag of female clothing from apartment \provided adequate support for [her] representations\ that she lived there \on-and-off\ and could consent to search
• defendant’s girl friend taking cooking pans and bag of female clothing from apartment “provided adequate support for [her] representations” that she lived there “on-and-off” and could consent to search
• an officer can conduct a search without further inquiry if, based on facts known to the officer, a reasonably cautious person would believe the third party had authority to consent
• an officer can conduct a search without further inquiry if, based on facts known to the officer, a rea- sonably cautious person would believe the third party had authority to consent

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).