*1 1076 employer not does the
ployee that and petitioner’s If such. to remain cease Jr., MIENKE, Appellant, F. Gus improper, post was to a new transfer v. be solution would appropriate the more America, of UNITED STATES Hampshire ROTC say New that the to Appellee. custodian, de his remained Commander No. 71-1240. le act, a spite would be which the latter's Appeals, United States Court of gal nullity. that the substan fact The Ninth Circuit. de that is question also the one is tive Sept. 30, 1971. jurisdiction not does of terminative power to make lacks mean that the court Rehearing 4, En Banc Denied Feb. 1972. 1947, Dollar, U. 330 a decision. Land v. 7, Rehearing Feb. 1972. Denied 1209; 1009, 731, 91 L.Ed. S. 67 S.Ct. FPC, Cir., Sunray v. 10 DX Oil Co. 1965, 395. 351 F.2d argued by
Only consideration, not one give pause. party, is
either us It could ambiguity penulti-
an contained in the Schlanger Seamans,
mate sentence of v. 491-492,
1971, 401 487 at 91 U.S. S.Ct.
995, 998, 251; peti- 28 “Had L.Ed.2d . .
tioner . been under com- the
mand of the Air as- Force officer signed as liaison officer Arizona at supervise to
State and the Education Browning, Judge, Circuit dissented. Commissioning Program, we would have question.” a different While this refer- conceivably
ence could an be to officer petitioner
whom had in fact named aas silentio, defendant, thus, and sub a hold- ing that a custodian could cease to be through
such wrong, his own it we think
unlikely. The Court had earlier re- defendant,
ferred to such not as liaison officer but as of “Commander the AF program
ROTC on the Arizona State
campus.”
488,
time custody, of of termination
the Court did not have before it is- the sue If, raised however, here. the differ- designations ent did relate to the same
individual, nothing there is to indicate
that the presented instant was issue to Court, the or that the Court to intended
resolve it without discussion. We there-
fore reverse and remand to the district
court for legality a determination of the petitioner’s
of disenrollment, and for proceedings
such further may as be necessary. found
1077
run afoul of
the search and seizure
clause of the Fourth Amendment
the
or
Due
of
Process clause
the Fifth Amend-
1
ment to the Constitution ?
This court
in
Cal.,
numerous cases
Franklin,
Diego,
San
J. David
pass
has had
to
occasion
consider and
appellant.
for
upon
question,
this same
and has con
Atty.,
Steward,
Harry
Robert
D.
U. S.
held,
sistently
in instances where the
Div.,
Chief,
Filsinger,
R. Mi-
Crim.
H.
search was made within 100 miles of the
Atty.,
Bruney,
Die-
U. S.
San
chael
Asst.
border,2 that
the answer
is “no.” Unit
go,
appellee.
Cal., for
Avey,
(9th
v.
ed States
