Supreme Court of the United States
Walter Fernandez, Petitioner v. California. — Scalia, J., Concurring
February 25, 2014134 S. Ct. 1126
Summary
Justice Scalia, concurring, states that while he believes Georgia v. Randolph was wrongly decided, he joins the Court's opinion because it faithfully applies Randolph. He separately addresses an argument that the search violated the Fourth Amendment based on property law rights to exclude the police. He rejects this argument, noting authorities indicate a guest of one joint tenant is not liable in trespass to another.