U.S. v. Ibarra, No. 91-2922 (5th Cir.) (965 F.2d 1354) (June 30, 1992) (Per Curiam)
In his dissent, Judge Jolly (joined by six other judges) stated: "I would affirm the district court because the law enforcement officers breached the Fourth Amendment when they interpreted Robert Franklin Chambers' simple consent to search the Ashby Street house--knowing that Chambers was only a guest in the house--as authority …
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