Legal Opinion
United States v. David Michael Kelley
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Decided January 14, 1992No. 90-50441PublishedCited by 84 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
SAMUEL P. KING, District Judge:
Appellant David Michael Kelley appeals the use at his jury trial of items recovered from his living quarters without his consent on the ground that either the consent of his female housemate was involuntary or she lacked authority to consent to a search of his bedroom and closet. Kelley also appeals the use of statements taken when he was on the verge of withdrawal from heroin on the basis that they were involuntary.
Facts
Kelley was arrested on June 9, 1990, as he exited his residence in San Diego, California, accompanied by his housemate, Holly Bakker, and her…
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