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Task: Consent Search and Authority of Consenting Party
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Illinois v. Rodriguez, 497 U.S. 177 (1990).
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Reliance by the law enforcement on the appearance of authority to

consent will not invalidate a search where it turns out that the person

granting consent lacked the authority to consent as long as such

reliance is reasonable under the circumstances articulated by law
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enforcement.

Some Factors to consider:

• Age of person.
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• Fact that person had keys.

• Appearance (clothing etc.) that would lead officer to believe that

person resides at the location.
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