Carl Lee Calloway, Appellant v. the State of Texas, Appellee

Summary

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the Court of Appeals' judgment, holding that the appellant lacked standing to challenge the search warrant because he failed to establish a personal Fourth Amendment privacy interest, and the trial court's discretionary denial of the motion to suppress was not error. Two concurring judges joined the opinion, noting the trial court applied the wrong test but that no reversible error existed because the appellant offered no evidence of a legitimate expectation of privacy.