Is criminal trespass affidavit enforceable to any person at a city public park?
477254
The vagrancy laws are being upheld by warning the homeless man(a vagrant) to not come back, peaceful assembly is not sleeping on a park bench.
645891
No,  the state AMA would file a complaint and have the person arrested.  You could report the activity to the AMA if there is illegal activities going on
261541
Different City Buildings have different policies. However, many do not allow it as it is considered tresspassing or an endorsement of the petition. On the other hand, many buildings allow it as they feel their building is a public space.
543345
Yes they should.  They are officers to, no matter what their position is. They are still wearing a badge and they are still there for our protection. They have to know the law to so shur they should be able to give out tickets.  Be easy on them, just imagine being outside in the strange weather to give out tickets because of people parking wrong. Sorry to hear about the ticket. At least it doesn't show on the driving record.
619395
report it to city inspectors so that they can go  chk it out for any violations
1040659
Contact the SFPD, ask for the Parking Enforcement Division and see if anyone there can answer that.  I assume you don't want to pay it because you are fighting it and not just blowing it off right?  If you wish to contest it you will likely have to meet with a Hearing Officer and plead your case.  However I could be totally wrong, that is just how it is done were I am from.
128041
Every person has a right of easement over his/her property. So if you landlock somebody's property in such a manner that his easement right's are violated then it is illegal.
756578
Any parking violations? You know ,  outstanding parking tix?\n\nIf you let them go, they can come after you I think.\n\nGood Luck with whatever it is.......
244567
No, not a moving violation. It will be on your record, but you will not receive any points.
582420
Start with your county's District Attorney's Office. They often investigate claims against local officials. Some have a Public Integrity Unit. Good luck!
1151703
Yes, it's possible. Any citizen may place under arrest any person who they witness to violate any misdemeanor or felony law.
1181182
Yes.....but they will just ignore you.  There are procedural issues that are different from municipality to municipality.  Unless you know exactly what to do, the liklihood of success is low (the friend of the court may be able to help you out).\n\nAlso, what you subpoena must be relevant.  If you can't prove the relevance to your case, you will get completely ignored....even with an attorny.\n\nExample 1:  You want a record of all parking tickets on a given day to try and prove so many people get tickets that perhaps they shouldn't.  Not going to happen.\n\nExample 2:  You are accused of bank robbery.  Witnesses saw someone get into an illegally parked car after robbing a bank.  The cops grab you off the street because you match a description given to them.  A witness identifies you as the suspect....doh.  You need a record of all cars ticketed in front of the bank as leads as to whom might have really robbed the bank.  Definitely relevant.
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In the UK you will not find that trespass is illegal except for Crown land.\nTrespass is not a criminal offence and you can not be prosecuted for it except for trespass on Crown owned land.\n"Trespassers will be prosecuted" written on a sign is completely incorrect. Only a civil action may be taken out in the event of trespass. So "Trespassers will face civil action in court" would be more correct but it does not have the same effect!\nAs far as damage to the fence is concerned, this is a criminal matter and if the child is 10 or over, it is regarded in the UK as having reached the age where they are responsible for their actions and could be prosecuted for criminal damage.\nWhether they crossed your boundary or not is irrelevant. If they committed a criminal act, whether or not they were trespassing does not have any bearing on the criminal act of damaging your fence.\nYou must have proof of who damaged your fence. Your say so is not sufficient as it is your word against another person.
937240
Was the property posted with signs or otherwise made to keep people out? Simple rules of common sense apply. If a reasonably person should have known they were not supposed to be there, then you're guilty.
25708
No, your rights are not being violated.\nIf the County has no restrictions, the park manager CAN NOT legally refuse to rent to him based on prior convictions.\nSince a part of his parole and registration requirements are that he keep his parole officer updated as to his address and employment, I'm betting that it's perfectly within the terms of his release to be living there.\nTell your children not to be friendly with him and to tell you immediately if this man approaches them, but leave the guy alone unless he actually does something wrong.\nYou do not know the details of his case, for all you DO know, he was ordered to undergo chemical castration as part of his release or the crime he was convicted of was not quite what it sounds like...Bottom line, he did his time, it's YOUR job to teach your kids not to hang out with strangers and to know the difference between good touch and bad touch and the guy has to live somewhere, if he's keeping to himself, let him be.
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Acts of exposure of a persons sexual organs in any public place where such exposure can be readily viewed by the public at large generally will qualify as indecent exposure however, As with all criminal acts the wording of your states particular statutes (laws) can and may affect this. In any event where such an act is observed contact with your local law enforcement is an appropriate action. Obtain a vehicle tag # and state if able and a description of the subject to provide to police. However as stated before, due to the wording of each states laws being different it is possible that your jurisdiction / state law recognizes the interior of ones vehicle as "not readily available to public view" or other such wording. As for punishment, again each states laws vary on the severity of such an act and can result in something as simple as a fine to an extended jail sentence depend on prosecution, conviction, age of victim, circumstances, criminal history etc. etc. etc., unfortunately the variables that can affect the punishment for an act are too numerous to list and prevent an accurate answer to that portion of the question.\n\nYou may contact your local prosecutors office and/or law enforcement agency for better details on your states law and possible consequences for those actions.
430992
If someones trespassing and means to harm or steal from you, you could get away with it. Say that you thought he had a weapon. Cops do it all the time. Tell the cops you were afraid. But don't shot kids for stepping on your lawn.