United States v. Sylvester Kearney, Jr.

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• affirming burglary conviction when burglars had “obtained consent to their entry into the premises under the pretext that they were looking for another person”
• disguised as woman, entry upon pretext, carrying concealed firearms, apparently planned robbery, flight
• authorized entrant convicted of burglary based on inference of intent where circumstances included admission to premises upon a pretext, carrying of concealed weapons, and flight from the scene subsequent to commission of robbery

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).