United States v. Marc Paul Fannon, United States of America v. Paul Howard Gumerlock

Good Law
569 F.2d 1106·1978 U.S. App. LEXIS 12532
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitFebruary 21, 197876-2700 and 76-2732California146 words

Opinion

Chambers, J.

dissenting:

The original opinion in these airport search cases is reported at 556 F.2d 961 (9th Cir. 1977). The government filed a petition for rehearing and alternatively suggested a rehearing en banc. On the petition for rehearing by the panel, I became convinced I was wrong in originally concurring, so I wrote the following:

Circuit Judges Koelsch and Hufstedler, of the original panel, voted to deny the peti tion for rehearing before the panel. Thereupon, a majority of the court voted to take the cases en banc. As to that, believing that en banc was not desirable, I placed the following second dissent in the files:

“CHAMBERS, Circuit Judge, dissenting from Order taking case en banc:

Judge Koelsch of the majority on the panel, and I, the minority, have elected not to sit on the cases en banc, but I do want my view of record.