Posted by Jill on 1/03/06

More | Report Post

Hello, a question for anyone who has the time. While my
sister was away, an aunt asked her if she could look in her
appartment for a lost baby blanket. My sister and husband
both decided it would be better to wait until they arrived
homw to let the aunt in. The aunt, cousin, and friend went
to manager with "signed" permission. The manager let them
in to find a baby blanket, noticed they were rooting around
in my sisters purse, and kicked them out. Uncle, husband of
aunt, ret'd police officer, says no law was broken because
nothing was taken that didn't belong to them, and they were
merely looking for property they beleive sister to have
taken. Say's they "found" stolen property and will file a
report. Neither my sister nor her husband signed any papers
agreeing to let them in or have their house searched, but
aunt and uncle have many copies of their signatures. Is
this considered forgery, or was it illeagle in any way?
Also,how legal is it to file charges against someone using
that as evidence?

thank you

confused student in Seattle.

Is this forgery? Is it considered illeagle entry?, 1/03/06, by Jill.

Legal Ethics Chatboard

LATEST POSTS | BY TOPICS | SUBMIT A POST