If the main renter of a house allows a drug dealer to live with him,...(continued)....?
599841
All adult and some minors depending on the age would be charged. The owner of the house could also lose the house in a seizure. The amount found would be the main deciding factor in the penalty phase or exactly what charges are filed. The severity of the penalty would also be based on if there is an example to be made of the people involved, if there were young children exposed to it, and if anyone has any priors on their records.
191787
Absolutely.  If his father is a drug dealer, than he is always running the risk of being involved in violence.  Users will do anything sometimes to get their drugs, including violence.  I used to deal drugs when I was a teenager, but I grew up and found the Lord.  I would never put my children in that situation.  I would say keep him away from his father as much as possible.  Kids are smart.  Don't expose your child to lifestyles that you don't want him to grow up and live in.  Plus, on top of that he is abusive....make the smart choice for your child.
1042456
The actual idea behind drug seizures is that if drugs are found in the property in question (home or car), or if money is found on the person with the drugs, it is assumed that the property either came from the sale of illegal drugs, or is used in furtherance of the drug trade.  Either way, you would have no right to benefit from the sale of illegal drugs, or own property that obviously helps you sell drugs.  It is better that it is taken from you, and either destroyed (such as a crack house), sold and the money used towards fighting drugs, or used to help fight the drug trade (such as using a seized car during a sting).  It has nothing to do with preventing you from getting an attorney, as one other person described.  It's all about taking away EvERY benefit you received from the drug trade (whether it's as a seller or buyer).
947632
House is not mad at Wilson. He is worried that Wilson will cut off his supply of drugs. He isn't even thinking about the cop. After all, he is a patient in need of a drug. Wilson is his doctor and his medical condition is legitimate. The problem is just a question of how much vicodin is too much. That is debateable espesially since vicodin comes in varying strengths. At any rate, house is just trying to secure his supply. If I were House, I would simply call my lawyer and and have the policeman put up on charges for selective prosecution and police harassment. He crossed the line by interrogating House's staff after all charges against House were dismissed.  Concerning Wilson, he is being wrongfully prosecuted too. If he gets a lawyer those charges will be dismissed as well. Personally, I would also consider having the cop arrested for practicing medicine without a license. he has been told that the drugs are legal and he is trying to make the supply disappear. That is practicing medicine and he has no license.
679326
Sounds like somebody is going into the drug trade.  Try a head shop.
802830
Hey man you need a new drug dealer fast.
267851
If the police saw the drug, then they will likely charge him with possession of a controlled substance. If it was a large amount, he may also face charges for intent to distribute.\n\nOf course, this begs the question. Why didn't he hide it under the seat or something?
774353
His ownership of it may not be transferrable to you unless they own it as a tenancy in common.  And even then, his share going to you may not guarantee you the right to live in the home.   \n\nIf they own it as joint tenants, it's basically one dies, the other one becomes full owner.  You get nothing.  \n\nYou really need to see a real estate attorney in your area to find out your rights and what you should do.
692534
You could become a Crack dealer?\n\nBut then they get shot at alot
1161091
Go ahead, use force and then they can sue your friend, and then he won't be your friend any more. \n\nAre they really trashy, or just poor?  If they pay their rent, then not having furniture or hanging blankets in windows is not an indicator of trashiness.\n\nHow about this?  Does he keep the plumbing up? Does he flake out and pass the water bill over to his tenants even though there's only one meter and originally he was going to cover this by charging $50 extra per month in the rent?  Now the upstairs is still owed 50% of the water bill by the downstairs?  Does he refuse to get the upstairs people a mailbox?  Does he move marijuana smoking punkers downstairs that are up till three a.m. playing their music and then yelling at the normal people for being awake in the daytime?  Does he care to fix a dishwasher which is leaking into the downstairs apt, which he promised to fix on day one, along with the tub plumbing that's starting to make a huge spot on the ceiling downstairs?  It's the only bathroom, are the renters supposed to not bath indefinately while paying twice the rent of comparable units in the are? Does he insist the upstairs people take care of the gardening, without covering the cost of gardening tools?  Does he refuse to put in writing that there is a refund for the person who is paying 100% of the water bill for both apartments and covering the gardening efforts with her kids?  Did he offer to sell the entire house to both tenants before they even signed a rental lease and cause the one downstairs to go into fuedal mode because of this?  Could the fact he's not fixing anything be because he wants to sell the house right away and never intended to be a real landlord.  If your friend is anything like this, then HE is a slumlord. You're both more trashy than the people you want to kick out.
760293
The tenant pays you to use your house.  It is his home while he pays your rent.  He can ruin it or improve it.  He can be a good neighbour or a bad one.  It should be a mutually respectful business deal.\nBut yes, get a contract and stick to it!
1073396
Sell drugs out of your living room.
423126
You shall not illegally possess, use or sell any narcotic drug, controlled dangerous substance, or related paraphernalia.   It's against the law if the police catch you transferring this to somebody.
1013287
Give the police an anonymous tip with her name and place of work. Don't be an idiot and confront her like the other person suggested, she'll have you offed. It is dangerous for you to be working there-someone could come in with a gun to rip her off for the drugs and mistake one of you for her.
503908
He's not personally liable until after he's been made aware of their behavior and had a chance to do something about it.  Even then, what he can be expected to do will be determined by the landlord-tenant codes of the state for evicting a tenant for breach of the lease.
914338
Yes. Because he has vacated the domicile you can. However he needs access to his belongings via reasonable means.\n\nGood luck
1000518
You can't fix his problem. A drug abuser has to stop on their own. You just have to do what is best for you and your child. LEAVE! If you don't have the money to get your own place, do you have family or friends you can turn to for help until you are financially stable? It's time to swallow your pride and ask for help. Good luck.