Is it legal to steal a mans' home?
827349
Wow, you sound real cool. Mah dream is to live in a double-wide someday.\n  Do any a them thar warshers run good?
845774
Yes, they can take your car, your house, and any thing else associated with the crime. It is part of RICO Anti-racketeering law.\n\nOh, and you still have financial responsibily for the confiscated items.
1039029
I would think about this:  Can you have them evicted, sell the land to legal Americans, and pay your bills while having them deported (isn't it a crime to overtake a dwelling)?\n\nJust a thought.  Legally, if it's in his name, it doesn't matter how it got there, it belongs to him.\n\nAsk an attorney.\n\nOK Mini:\nhttp://redtape.msnbc.com/2006/03/hidden_cost_of_.html\n\nNinety-five percent of the identity theft cases in Northampton were committed by illegal aliens," Morganelli said. "I really believe this is the No. 1 crime and security issue facing our country. But when we call immigration officials, they could not care less." \n\nhttp://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/s_290917.html\nhttp://bearcreekledger.com/2006/06/20/illegals-using-fraudulent-social-security-numbers/\n\nshe has no contact info -hope she checks back
752549
This is extremely unlikely unless you are in the bootlegger's house when they are there to arrest him.  Copyright infringement is not high on the list of priorities for police services, despite those dire FBI warnings on movies and such.
135080
Yes it is possible. It would be "theft of services" is you got caught.
672308
Technically, yes. You have the right to have it in your home. That's it. When you get a license, it's called a concealed carry permit. You cannot conceal a sword and therefore won't be permited to carry one.  But up on your wall at home is fine.  I had a friend who was walking from one house to another and had a sword in his coat.  He was stopped by the police and was charged with a concealed weapon.  He fought it and lost, so I would suggest against even taking it out of your home.
1173675
His family, most likely, does NOT have a case. Granted, I cannot tell you exactly how the case is going to go because I do not know all the facts regarding the story. However, I can tell you what a CLASSIC Model Penal Code breaking and entering/burglary case would look like:\n\nIf someone breaks into the home where you live and has the intention of committing a felony then, technically by the law, you have the right to use serious or even deadly force to stop him. The basis for this defense is that when a person breaks into your home without your admittance and is there to commit a felony, the felony has already begun once the burglar stepped into your home. Felonies are dangerous crimes, since it may be assumed that when a person breaks into your home to steal your personal property, they may stop at nothing to get it and may even inflict serious bodily harm or death against you and your family living in the house.\n\nYour case is strong, because the burglar pointed a gun at you and you had a REASONABLE belief that he would inflict serious bodily harm or death on you. When someone points a gun at you, especially someone you don't know, it only seems logical that they will not hesitate to hurt you.\n\nAll you did was defend the lives of your family members and your home (often referred to in antique criminal law as your "castle") Looking at the facts as you have given them, you did what you had to do to protect the lives of your family members. Had the burglar killed you, they may have very well been defense-less.
873883
The Supreme Court ruled this year that YES the government has the right to boot you from your home for any reason the government deems as in the publics best interest.\n\nThere are a lot of states attempting to put laws on the books to stop this, vote for those lawmakers that do not believe that higher tax revenues can equal stealing your home.
1955
It would appear that it is legal in Washington, as long as you don't "evince intent" to use them or allow them to be used in a burglary. Similarly in Oregon, one can be convicted of posession of burglary tools if he has a "burglary tool or theft device" and intends to use it "to commit or facilitate a forcible entry into premises or a theft by a physical taking" or allow another person to do the same (ORS 164.235).
121875
Legally, you could sentence him to house arrest provided that someone (i.e. a relative) offered to give him a house in which he could live.
1061143
so he can do what to your home?
184813
There are many ways to do this, but it is illegal, if you do not have permission.  It's basically the same thing as breaking into someone's PO Box or mailbox.
962052
Not in Canada you can't. You have to have permission for your neighbours even for a home based business. A half way house...I'd be contacting Social Services, the Police, and my local Councilperson.
451343
No one illegal have the right to do anything, you must go the proper channels to make anything legitimate for the proper protection of the law and from the Law Example, if someone force themselves into your home, what rights as an intruder do they have, unless you give them permission! Well it works also in the larger scale of things
520122
i know the law sucks i agree u shouldn't be charged with burgulary ,,,why would you steal something from your own house that's pretty fucking stupid,,,,i wouldn't let em mess with me like that
183905
No, it's not illegal.  It's only illegal if you are wanted for questioning in a crime relating to a baseball bat.  You're safe otherwise.
1163494
Yes it is legal. That happened in Smiths Station, a suburb (and in a different COUNTY) of Phenix City.