Re: burglary of a habitat claimed by crazy stepmom

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Res: Did you ever hear about the
guy who got life in prison for
stealing 2 slices of pizza? Not
urban ledgin.

On 9/18/07, Res Ipsa Loquitur
wrote:
> Dalton
>
> First lets define what Burlary
is : The Trespassory entering
> of a Building with intent to
steal.
>
> Now to your facts. Did you
trespass? Did your father who
> owns the house say your entery
there or did not kick you out.
> If your father says you are
welcome there it is not trespass.
>
> Intent to steal. This means
property that is not yours. So
> far Pizza 2 slices. A court is
not going to be very hard on
> someone 'stealing this item
>
> Next Did you contribute any rent?
Or pay for a pizza ect. If
> so she will have to give you
notice and time to leave and GET
> your property out. Next do you
still have a key. If so by
> her not taking the key this is
implied permission to enter =no
> trespass.
> If you are a juvenal then you she
is under a duty to feed,
> cloth and HOUSE you. She can't
kick you out. Or if she know
> you were in a position where you
RELIED on her support. She
> voluntarily assumed the
responsibilty of care for you even
if
> you are an adult she might have
bought some liability. Was
> there some agreement (read
Contract) by trade of services for
> staying at the house say taking
out the garbage, mowing the
> lawn ect then she has breached
the contract by throwing you
> out (without good cause-such as
her safety). Again she must
> give you notice to leave. 3 -30
days.
>
> Yes you need a lawyer. Remember
Dalton the police are NOT
> your friends. They are out to
get any information they can to
> make an arrest. You have a right
to remain silent. Any
> question they ask do not answer.
Only tell them name and
> address you live at. Don't get
scared with the "obstructing
> police work" tactic. It is an
empty threat. The constitution
> protects you under the 5th
Amendment.
>
> Yes Burglary is a Felony.
>
> Using the mental instability of
your Step mother will certain
> help you in Criminal law but then
hurt you if you want to sue
> her later. I don't see any case
to sue her on since she is
> acting loco parentis (A parent)
You can use the prior
> relationship of being kicked out
and let in ect to your
> advantage. You can say that she
often goes off her rocker and
> then based on prior dealings with
her she calms down and lets
> back in. You thought this was the
case again as USUAL.
>
> Res Ipsa Loquitur
>
>>
>> On 9/18/07, dalton wrote:
>>> My stepmom has kicked me out of
my dad's house for the
>>> second time, and I'm not going
back. However, I had a few
>>> things left there that I went
back that night to get, like
>>> my friends cell phone that was
left on the couch, I went
>>> in through the bathroom
window. It was the house I was
>>> raised in and get this, the
only thing "burglarized" was
>>> two pieces of pizza on my way
out and that's it. she's
>>> been hospitalized twice for
mental illness and constantly
>>> manipulates the arm of the law
to control her personal
>>> life. she'll take anyone to
court for ANYTHING and what
>>> do you do with someone like
that? I went down to the JP's
>>> office and they said there's a
charge pending
>>> for "burglary of a habitat"
against me. Is it a felony?
>>> Do I need a lawyer? Can I get a
deprivation of character
>>> suit back against her for all
of this BS? there's no hard
>>> evidence of anything, no one
saw it. the people that know
>>> bc i told them are not credible
witnesses. there are
>>> fingerprints already there
because i lived there. the only
>>> thing misplaced on the house
was the screen, not broken,
>>> just taken off. my cousin said
to just deny anything and
>>> everything about it and he'll
say i was with him all night
>>> but my sister said to just tell
them the truth. my dad
>>> will take her side over mine.
i know, spineless. what do
>>> i do/what can i do? thanks a
bunch