United States v. Raymond Clutter (89-5390), Anna M. Sizemore (89-5391)

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• stating that, although minor children had authority to consent to a search of their parents’ open bedroom, their authority to consent to a search of a bureau drawer therein was “a closer question”
• stating that, although minor children had authority to consent to a search of their parents’ open bedroom, their authority to consent to a search of a bureau drawer therein was “a closer question”
• finding minor children had common authority to consent to inspection of parent’s open bedroom
• search of a residence conducted with the consent of a defendant’s fourteen-, twelve-, and ten-year-old children was valid
• minor children had common authority to consent to inspection of their parents’ open bedroom
• minor children had common authority to consent to inspection of their parents’ open bedroom

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).