Posted by Naina on 4/01/08

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Hello there, I am a law student and ocasionally have
friends asking questions that I don't have an answer
about.

A friend of mine opened a mail addressed to her father.
Her father does not live in the US anymore. Unfortunately,
this letter was sent by a collections agency. When my
friend called up the phone no. provided in the letter, the
representative stated he was suing or registering a
complaint at that moment, because she committed a crime by
opening a mail addressed to another person. Can this
person do it? Does he have standing to register the
complaint? shouldn't it be the addressee who has the right
to complain?

regards,
Naina

Re: opening mail addressed to parents, 4/02/08, by Naina.

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