Reynolds v. United States

holding that there was no reasonable expectation of privacy for a loud conversation in a hotel room that could be heard in adjoining rooms | holding that there was no reasonable expectation of privacy for a loud conversation in a hotel room that could be heard in adjoining rooms | holding that there was no reasonable expectation of privacy for a loud conversation in a hotel room that could be heard in adjoining rooms | Overhearing a loud conversation in a hotel was not a search. | if court can find that a provision rationally furthers any legitimate objective, it is constitutionally irrelevant whether this reason in fact underlies the decision to pass the provision | a mandatory retirement provision “eliminates the unpleasantness of selectively removing aged ... judges” | Pennsylvania constitutional provisions requiring retirement of judges at 70 upheld as rational | Pennsylvania constitutional provisions requiring retirement of judges at 70 upheld as rational | evidence that defendant possessed cocaine for own use | no fundamental interest in public employment | no fundamental interest in public employment