Law Practice
Oct. 9, 2004
Constitution Can't Shield Thief in Illegally Rented Room
SAN FRANCISCO - A meth-smoking mail thief who rented a Glendale hotel room with a bogus credit card had no right to privacy, a unanimous federal appellate panel held Thursday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - A meth-smoking mail thief who rented a Glendale hotel room with a bogus credit card had no right to privacy, a unanimous federal appellate panel held Thursday.
The hapless crook, Peter Cunag, can't hide behind the Fourth...
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