Talamas v. United States

co-habitant who was not known to be co-owner of house had authority to consent to search | reasonable to believe suspect would be “at his place of abode, especially at 8:30 in the morning for a man not known to be working” | reasonable to believe suspect would be "at his place of abode, especially at 8:30 in the morning for a man not known to be working" | co-habitant who was not known to be co-owner of house had authority to consent to search | habeas corpus proceeding; police officer’s revealing that photographs used in photo line-up originated in police files provided insufficient basis for petitioner’s claim that trial was fundamentally unfair | statements made to keep a person abreast of the conspirators’ activities, to induce continued participation in the conspiracy, or to allay fears are made in furtherance of the conspiracy | statements made to keep a person abreast of the conspirators' activities, to induce continued participation in the conspiracy, or to allay fears are made in furtherance of the conspiracy | reasonable to believe suspect would be “at his place of abode, especially at 8:30 in the morning for a man not known to be working” | statements made to keep a person abreast of the conspirators’ activities, to induce continued participation in the conspiracy, or to allay fears are made in furtherance of the conspiracy | statements made to keep a person abreast of the conspirators' activities, to induce continued participation in the conspiracy, or to allay fears are made in furtherance of the conspiracy | only photograph depicting person with scar on forehead among 8 shown