can someone build a halfway house on their property and house drug addicts without consent of neighbors?
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.
1097317
First find out if you can do so. Many municipalities are very strict in permitting this activity (neighbors don't like it)
1041994
Yes, you can.\n\nBut, only if there was reasonable cause for not feeling safe.\n\nIn other words,  you cannot bypass shopping centers, police stations, etc. to go to your house claiming you didn't feel safe.\n\nReasonable is the key word.\n\nAdditional comment:\n\nFr. Chuck (below) is correct regarding procedures.\n\nRefusing to stop is considered an additional charge and you must be prepared to demonstrate that you had a good reason for not stopping. "Safe" is a subjective term, so a person who refuses to stop better have a very good reason (and evidence) to justify refusing to stop. Discarding incriminating evidence (drugs, alcohol, weapons, etc.) while you are fleeing will only result in other charges and negate your claim of "not feeling safe."
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.
953416
No, You have to have done the drug for it to be in your system. If the police thought the house was a danger they would have condemed it after it was raided.
992485
Keep calling the police. Call the apartment management. Talk to neighbors. Maybe you could start a neighborhood group that will agree to go together and hang out on the front porch all together to make these guys uncomfortable. Call some Christian rehab people! That'll get 'em!! Don't give up. Too many people give up and the drugs and prostitution takes over good neighborhoods. This is especially bad when there are children in the area, as they are susceptible to influences.
99104
Are you implying that poor people necessarily have guns or drugs in their houses? Are you implying that poor people are the source of crime?\n\nHonestly, not to be rude but I think that is an odd complication for getting a rent-free apartment. You are pretty much stereotyping poor people. Sure they should get a job and maybe it's not fair that most of us have to work hard for what we have. But if they are physically and mentally able (and they should be thoroughly tested to prove such status) why not put a limit on how long or how much money or housing they get? By the way, even if they aren't paying for it, it's still the place they call home, and thus such a thing would be an invasion of privacy. You would be breaking their constitutional right.
1076765
Cut you neighbors grass, wash cars!\nBabysit\nand if you live in the ghetto sell dope!!!!\n\nDisclaimer, The writer of this answer does not condone the sale of illegal substances!!!!!
121907
I don't know the laws in your state or where you are, but where I live it would be deemed illegal.  Here you can take the prospective buyer to the house and tell them the basics, such as it's a three bedroom, two bath house... but you can not physically take them in and show them the property. You'll need to research the real estate laws in your state.
1149681
I am 99% sure that the answer is no.  If you are not on the tittle then you are not the owner of the home.  You should really double check with a lawyer if you are thinking of taking possesion.
201406
Beth, Starshotdown, and BadKitty1969 seem to have a good idea for a solution to your problem.\nThe behavior that you describe does complement the 'life of a drug addict,' and his desire to near a zone that is deviant are his inclinations to continue this lifestyle.\nThe closer that an addict is closer to illicit drugs the better they will feel, although this is a vague sense of reality.\nIt may be the best thing for you and your children if you did initiate legal proceedings against him.\nIn this manner you will help yourself, family and even the 'junkie' man.  Jose
227390
no they dont do that over here.you could try repossed homes
226309
That would be a stupid thing to do.  Here is a hint don't do drugs, you are going to screw up your life.  Do you want to be that kind of guy living on the street waiting for their next fix?
1166392
I dont but my neighbour has.....she found out that hes a drug dealer when they were already married and she kicked him out
401706
A halfway house is a term for a drug rehabilitation center or sex offender center where drug users or sex offenders respectively are allowed to move more freely than in a correctional center but are still monitored by law enforcement agents, etc. There is often opposition from neighborhoods where halfway houses attempt to locate.
254268
ENtering a dwelling without permission, at night (some jurisdictions at day) with the intention to commit a felony
258319
Communities do not have the right to pick and choose who lives where.  This is America and people should live where they want.  As long as they are not disturbing the peace or doing anything illegal then you should be okay with your neighbors.