Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit May 8, 1991, 90-2593 (United States v. Jose Manuel Lamas)

PATRICK E. HIGGINBOTHAM, Circuit Judge:

The district court suppressed certain evidence obtained in a search of defendant’s home, a search that had relied upon defendant’s later invalidated consent. The government contends that without the consent the evidence would inevitably have been discovered by officers armed with a valid search warrant.