Wasn't this the basis for one of Thomas' complaints, namely, that the security of your possessions WITHIN your house is protected, but the house itself is not anymore?
-PJ
If that's the case, then this decision flies in the face of Soldal vs. Cook County in which a unanimous USSC overturned lower courts stating that if the 4th Amendment protects property, that one's home is certainly property and therefore protected.
In Soldal, the complainant alleged that his 4th Amendment rights were violated when the Cook County Sheriff's Dept. aided his landlord in towing his trailer off of the lot without the necessary eviction order. (If I seem to know a good deal about this case, it's because the lovely Mrs. Flada is also Mr. Soldal's daughter.)