United States v. Manoon Gulma, United States of America v. Sukit Apichattham

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• holding that a person in possession of the keys to a hotel room had authority to consent to the search of that room, although the person never entered the room
• entrusting of key to consenter creates \assumption of the risk\ that he will give consent to search
• entrusting of key to consenter creates “assumption of the risk” that he will give consent to search
• defendant who gave co-conspirator key to motel room containing heroin assumed the risk that co-conspirator would consent to search the room

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).