See Carney at 395. The dissent, in contrast, argued that the analogy to a house was more compelling and described in detail the interior and structure of the mobile home to demonstrate its similarity to more permanent living quarters. The dissent identified even closer analogies to the mobile home "a hotel room, a vacation and retirement home, or a hunting and fishing cabin," each accompanied by an expectation of privacy that would require a warrant prior to a search. Id., at 395. (Stevens, J., dissenting).