People v. McCullough

Justice MARTINEZ,

specially concurring.

I concur in the judgment of the court that the evidence seized during a search of McCullough's home is admissible. I do not, however, accept the reasoning upon which the court relies for this conclusion. The majority supports its holding by unnecessary and inaccurate statutory and constitutional analyses and views United States Supreme Court precedent as support for its proposition that the Fourth Amendment's requirement of reasonableness is not violated by searches without reasonable grounds for the parole officer to believe that a parole violation has…