</s>who was present, that his father deny permits- sion. The court stressed that "there is no evi- dence that the [defendant] had any legal right to possession of the premises --- the trial court found that [he] was a tenant 'in sufference' of his father with no control over the use of the Premises." Id. 1054. The count held, "In his capacity as the owner of the legal interest in his property, a father can transfer to the police the limited right to enter and search the entire premises including that portion of the real property which has been designated by the parent for the useof his children." Id ., 1055. The seizure of contraband in the bedroom, on a towel rack and in a dresser drawer was upheld. Id .- 1055-56. Similarly in People v. Gallie, 153 Cal. App. 2d 88, 89-90, the court upheld the search of the defendant's jacket in his bedroom closet pursuant to the consent given by his mother. 25/ Or. Beach V. Superior Court, 11 Cal.App. in which it was held that a sister, who shared an apartment with two brothers, could not consent to the seamant with the two brothers. Could not consent her brothers and another females, and People v Jennings, 112 Cal. Ap. 2nd 160, 169, where the court her brother under the circumstances of that case a minor daughter did not validity consent to the search or her father's home while the father was in custody. 230. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

**John F. Kennedy Assassination**

* Assassinated on November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas
* Lee Harvey Oswald implicated in the assassination
* Investigation led by the Warren Commission, established by President Lyndon B. Johnson to investigate the assassination and its circumstances

**Warren Commission Findings**

* Conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the assassination
* Report released on September 24, 1964, concluding that there was no conspiracy involving government agencies or other individuals

**Investigations and Related Individuals**

* House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) conducted a subsequent investigation from 1976 to 1979
* HSCA concluded that there was a "probable" conspiracy involving government agencies, but the committee's findings were not conclusive
* Key figures involved in investigations include:
	+ Lee Harvey Oswald: implicated in the assassination and subsequently killed by Jack Ruby on November 24, 1963
	+ Jack Ruby: killed Lee Harvey Oswald and later died of a pulmonary embolism in 1967
	+ Clay Shaw: a businessman who was investigated by the HSCA for possible involvement in the assassination; cleared of any wrongdoing
	+ George Joannides: a CIA officer involved in the agency's investigation into the assassination; his testimony was not taken until 1978, and he died in 1974

**Sirhan v. People**

* Case related to the search and seizure of evidence in connection with the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy
* Adel Sirhan had actual authority to consent to the search of the family residence
* Seizure of an envelope from the trash area outside the Sirhan residence was proper, as the officer was lawfully present on the premises
* Any error in receiving the notebooks or envelope in evidence would be harmless beyond a reasonable doubt due to the abundance of other evidence of premeditation and deliberation

**Grand Jury Selection**

* Appellant complained of alleged discrimination against Mexican-Americans in the selection of the grand jury
* The 1968 Grand Jury included two Negroes and one Arab, and Mrs. Shalhoub, whose father was born in Syria and mother born in Lebanon
* Petit jury that tried him had a remarkably broad racial spectrum, with one Negro, two Mexican-Americans, four "other Latin", one "Spanish Irish", nine "German-English-Scotch-Irish", and one "Hebrew"
* Appellant failed to demonstrate any discriminatory disparity between the number of grand and petit jurors selected from minority groups and their number among the population at large

RFK Declassified Files

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